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National Apprenticeship Week 2025 (10th to 16th February)

6/2/2025

This year, for National Apprenticeship Week, we will be running daily webinars to show you how the Library and Knowledge Service can help support you if you have started an apprenticeship or are thinking of doing so.

You can join us on Teams, for one of our 30 minute sessions, to find out about our services and resources and ask us any questions you might have.

Contact us to book your space on one of the sessions listed below.

To find out more about the Apprenticeship opportunities in the Trust, go to the Apprenticeship Intranet page at: https://intranet.sthk.nhs.uk/extranet/circle/1db390c0aecf4685424e6b23732442fe

And to find out more about National Apprenticeship Week, see their website at: https://nationalapprenticeshipweek.co.uk/

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Library Survey

3/2/2025

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It’s time for our Library Survey again! We have lots of questions for you; to find out what you want from your Library and Knowledge Service and how we can make it better for you.
Do you use the library? Let us know what you think. What did you use? How did we help?
Don’t use the library? We want to know why not!

The survey is open to all MWL staff, as well as students on placement with us.
The survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete, and you will have the chance to enter our prize draw to win a £25 Amazon gift card. Please note you will need your Trust or University email to enter the prize draw. Personal email addresses will not be accepted (Your email will only be used in the draw and not for any other purpose)

There are three ways to take part:

Click on this link to start the survey: forms.office.com/e/jinKfr5XE2
Use the QR Code:
Fill in a paper copy, available from the library enquiry desk.

The survey will close Friday 28th February 2025

Thank you from the Library Team

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What Our Library Users Are Saying...

"Apprentices now have greater access to resources, not only at College or University but in the workplace. The benefits are not solely logistical; the resources and services available to them via the Library & Knowledge Service are current, relevant and varied."

"The library provided me with the evidence base to support a service development of developing a early discharge detox policy. This has improved patient clinical outcomes. This also reduces length of stay and re-attendance at A&E."

"Literature searches carried out by the library staff assisted in the development of a new education program for unregistered staff in response to the Francis report."

"The library carried out a literature search and provided my team with a wealth of relevant information from a variety of different sources that we were able to use within our poster presentation."

"The information I receive has a positive impact in my role as a Non-Executive Director. Over the past year in post I have found the library alerting service to be an invaluable resource it is a great way to be kept informed via the on-line platform that I can access at times to suit."

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