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Social Work for Healthcare Library: Keeping Up To Date

How to keep Up To Date

Keeping up to date with current research, publications, reports etc is difficult.  Here I have highlighted various ways the library service can be of assistance. 

  •  subscribe to the current awareness bulletin(s) you are interested in to receive a list of recently published information as a PDF with links to enable you to access the full text with a few clicks
  • Create your own individual specific search alerts ( create a search, save it and create an alert to run automatically once a month & email any newly published articles ).

Current Awareness Bulletin

Current Awareness Bulletin for Social Workers

This Current Awareness Bulletin (CAB) lists recent research and articles of relevance to social workers, making it easier for you to keep up-to-date with current developments.  Numerous journals are scanned each month to select the articles to create the CAB. You will receive a Bulletin each month.

You can sign up to receive the bulletin when it is published by emailing me: Hazel.Neale@healthcarelibrary.qub.ac.uk

Please note  Membership of the Healthcare Library is required in order to connect directly to the full text of featured articles.

Disclaimer: The Healthcare Library cannot guarantee the correctness or completeness of the information in these bulletins. The information is subject to change and we cannot guarantee it will remain up-to-date. It is your responsibility to check the accuracy and validity of the information. These bulletins are the property of the Healthcare Library; please credit us if re-using or distributing content from them

Current Awareness Supplements

Accessing Full text articles:  

from October 2024 - simply click on the links as normal. 

Please note - the full text links in supplements pre October 2024 no longer work as the links have changed.   You can access individual articles by copying and pasting the article title into the library search box, or by searching for the individual journal using the  Journal search option. 

Disclaimer: The Healthcare Library cannot guarantee the correctness or completeness of the information in these bulletins. The information is subject to change and we cannot guarantee it will remain up-to-date. It is your responsibility to check the accuracy and validity of the information. These bulletins are the property of the Healthcare Library; please credit us if re-using or distributing content from them

 To read any of the articles listed below, copy the article title into the new library search box.