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ORCHA (the Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Applications) is an online app library, giving you the opportunity to download, share and recommend health and care related apps.
With thousands of health and care apps available on the market, it can be hard to decide which apps are reliable and trustworthy.
-ORCHA only include apps which have been reviewed against best practice criteria.
-This allows you to map apps for either your personal or professional needs.
-Simply search for the app you are looking for or browse the contents.
-Save the apps to your favourites or recommend to others (including patients via a text/email or APP code).
-Access the Digitial Health Academy for bite size training videos to gain new skills and CPD points.

It's easy to sign up.
Visit: https://lscft.orcha.co.uk
In the top right corner - click 'Sign up' and enter your details.
Upgrade your account with the code: LSCFT01 to access the Digital Health Academy

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BMJ Best Practice provides comprehensive information on clinical topics including epidemiology, treatment options, differential diagnoses, clinical calculators and patient leaflets.  The resource is fully evidence-based and is regularly updated using the latest evidence.

BMJ app is also available to download on mobile and tablet devices: https://www.bmj.com/about-bmj/bmj-app

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A one stop shop for all things evidence based.

Use the simple tool bar to conduct your own search in a 'google' like format.

Select resources appropriate and filter for specific dates, populations or resource type.

Access articles directly online or send a request directly to the library team.

Easy access to more in depth systematic searches by following database links (available with Open Athens).

One click links to wider resources including:

-Open Athens registration

-NICE guidelines

-BMJ Best Practice

-Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines

-Royal Marsden Online

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The NHS Knowledge and Library Hub connects health cares staff and learners to high quality, NHS-funded, knowledge and evidence resources in one place, using a single search.

The 'Hub'

includes all journal articles, e-books, guidelines and evidence summary tools provided nationally and by your local NHS library team

provides seamless access to full text, as an immediate download or on request from an NHS library

avoids the less-reliable sources you might find in a general web search.

Easier access to e-journals

For seamless links, where you want them, install LibKey Nomad on your PC or laptop. Choose your library (or type NHS England) and find your links in PubMed, Google Scholar and many other sites. Or use BrowZine to browse and read the journals you have access to.

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The NHS Knowledge and Library Hub connects health cares staff and learners to high quality, NHS-funded, knowledge and evidence resources in one place, using a single search.

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You can search the collection of journals through journal title, subject or ISSN. If the trust subscribes to that journal, the article will be available to read immediately with an Open Athens account.

en you have an Open Athens

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We have a multidisciplinary collection of books covering all clinical disciplines of relevance to the Trust. Book titles can be searched for on our Koha catalogue (click below) or you can browse our selection at the Gosall Library.

We are also part of an inter-library loans collaboration, allowing us to access books from other Trusts should we not have the title you are looking for.

We can send books directly to you if it isn't convenient for you to collect the books from the Lantern Centre. Books are loaned for 21 days, however this can be extended if needed.

We also have a self-service machine, allowing you to issue books upon your visit. All you need is your Library card.

More recently, we have been developing a well being and fiction collection with a great selection of books for all our staff to access.

If you have any book recommendations or suggestions please email them to: academic.library@lscft.nhs.uk

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North West Knowledge and Library Services catalogue

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Simply type the DOI or PMID into the search bar.

If the Trust has access to this journal you can read the article immediately.

If not, add your details for the article to be sent to and the Library team will try and source this article for you.

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Follow us on Twitter for more current awareness updates, wellbeing motivation, library insights plus much more. Tag us @LscftL if you have any suggestions/book requests or ideas- we love to see what our colleagues and friends are up to.

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Our Library blog is updated daily with current research and evidence along with updates from the Library team and the Trust. Click here to subscribe to the blog to receive daily bites directly to your email.

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Milly Johnson

Milly Johnson is an international novelist, poet, after-dinner speaker, professional joke writer, script-writer, columnist, cruise correspondent, short-story writer and winner of Come Dine With Me. She lives in Barnsley with her partner, her teenage sons, rescue cats, her dog and Alan the rabbit.

After leaving university Milly trained for a while as an accountant in a building society, a job she truly hated. She supplemented her income by writing copy for greetings cards by Purple Ronnie. Having some of her poems turned into these popular greetings cards spurred her on in her writing and she started to write her first book.

A succession of jobs followed. In offices, mills, banks, sales, exports - she hated them all, but loved the women she worked with and they informed her writing. She worked with older women who showed her that friendships knocked down barriers of age, background, colour, creed. And she worked with younger women who were fabulously nutty. She 'lived' in her 20s and 30s - had some great times and horrific times and it coloured and enriched how and what she wrote.

When she was made redundant the week before finding out she was pregnant, Milly wrote off to greetings cards firms and asked them to buy her wares. And they did. She set up a little company called 'Black Sheep' and became a professional joke writer which was the best job she had ever had in her life. She was content, happy, working from home with a wonderful set of people to meet up with on work events... but there was just that one missing piece in her jigsaw. It was the silver medal job and there was only one gold - the novel.

Milly fell pregnant at the same time as two of her pals. Their journey through pregnancy was an insightful one and she experienced a lightbulb moment. Realising that extraordinary exists within the parameters of ordinary, everyday life she started to write a story about friendships, Yorkshire, pregnancy and work. And the rest is history.

She got her publishing deal when she was 40. She loves what she does and hopes that this comes through in her work.

As our featured author, Milly has kindly answered a few questions for us about books that have entertained and inspired her and her work as an author.

Read the interview here.

Read more about Milly, her path to becoming a writer and her books on her website or follow her on Twitter, Instagramor Facebook

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Milly Johnson is an international novelist, poet, after-dinner speaker, professional joke writer, script-writer, columnist, cruise correspondent, short-story writer and winner of Come Dine With Me. She lives in Barnsley with her partner, her teenage sons, rescue cats, her dog and Alan the rabbit.

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All the latest clinical evidence nurses need to meet confidently the requirements of their demanding profession. The Manual includes over 350 evidence-based clinical procedures related to every aspect of care, from hand-washing to cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

The 'Gold Standard' in evidence based nursing care.

Search for a specific procedure or browse the chapters. Step by step procedures are clearly explained, with illustrations or videos where relevant.

Accessible with your Open Athens account.

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We provide group and 1:1 training (currently virtual) in the following areas:

Accessing the Library and E-resources
Database training
Literature Searching
Advanced Literature Searching
Critical Appraisal
Health Literacy Awareness

We can also off support with inductions, journal clubs, support learning forums and attend clinical forums.

Please contact Katie Roper- our Outreach Librarian with any requests and dates:
katie.roper@lscft.nhs.uk

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We can conduct Literature Searches to find evidence on a particular topic or help you answer a clinical question. All you need to do is fill out the form below and send it to academic.inbox@lscft.nhs.uk

100% of user feedback stated they would use this resource again and saved them time.

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Trip is a clinical search engine designed to allow users to quickly and easily find and use high-quality research evidence to support their practice and/or care.

Type what you are looking for in the search bar. Use "...." for specific phrases. Options to filter results by date or evidence type.

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Evidence-based answers for health professionals | Searching sources such as systematic reviews, clinical guidelines and RCTs

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The essential reference for the prescribing of drugs for patients with mental health disorders.

The e-book (also available to download as a PDF) provides up-to-date information, expert guidance on prescribing practice in mental health, including drug choice, treatment of adverse effects and how to augment or switch medications. The text covers a wide range of topics including pharmacological interventions for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and anxiety, and many other less common conditions.

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Searching for just a few words should be enough to get started. If you need to make more complex queries, use the tips below to guide you.

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They promote evidence-informed health decision-making by producing high-quality, relevant, accessible systematic reviews and other synthesized research evidence.

Their work is internationally recognized as the benchmark for high-quality information about the effectiveness of health care and is generally known as the ‘Gold Standard’ for systematic reviews.

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Cochrane is a global independent network of researchers, professionals, patients, carers and people interested in health.

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This system provides a bespoke service to help you keep up-to-date with the latest evidence. Through KnowledgeShare we can create a profile of your specific interests and you will get regular email updates with reports and articles which match your profile.

Updates can be requested weekly, fortnightly or monthly- keeping you up to date with current awareness.

Changing roles or positions? No problem- just email the Library team with your new details and we can update your interests to match your field of work.

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Your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings before continuing. If your institution uses the OpenAthens service, you may log in to KnowledgeShare using your username and password for your institution.If you don't have an account you can sign up for OpenAthens ( England | Wales).

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Sign up to become a member by completing the online form: Register a new account › North West Knowledge and Library Services catalogue (koha-ptfs.co.uk)

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The Gosall Library

The Lantern Centre

Vicarage Lane

Preston

PR2 8DW

Opening hours:

Monday - Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Library Manager: Carmel Finely- carmel.finley@lscft.nhs.uk

Outreach Librarian: Katie Roper – Katie.roper@lscft.nhs.uk

Library Assistants: -

Sue Clarke –  sue.clarke@lscft.nhs.uk

Jouko Vaisanen - Jouko.Vaisanen@lscft.nhs.uk

For general enquires email: academic.library@lscft.nhs.uk

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Add an extention to your browser for quick, one-click access links to scholarly articles.

It's free to download. Simply select your browser of choice and select our NHS Trust.

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You can self register with Open Athens here: https://openathens.nice.org.uk/  or ask the Library Team to set this up with your Library registration form.

Access to Open Athens allows you to select e-resources available from one platform, including BMJ, database searching to Royal Marsden Manual.

You can also access journal articles and e-books through this system.

If you are asked to complete any training- you will be able to follow the link to e-Learning for Healthcare  to complete modules or access CPD online (depending on your job role.)

Contact us if you are having difficulty accessing any resources or have trouble with your account.