28 MyiLibrary E-Books

The following MiLibrary e-books have been made available to read online via the Library Catalogue at http://www.bath.ac.uk/library/catalogue/ and ELIN (via the Library homepage).

Clinical effectiveness and clinical governance.. (Chambers, Ruth)
Clinical guidelines and care protocols (Hewitt-Taylor, J.)
E-health: current situations and examples... (Iakovidis, I)
E-health, telehealth and telemedicine: a guide to... (Maheu, M M)
Essentials of telemedicine and telecare (Norris, A C)
Ethics and evidence-based medicine (Goodman, Kenneth)
Evaluation handbook for health professionals (Lazenbatt, Anne)
Evidence-based medicine workbook (Glasziou, Paul)
Evidence based health care workbook (Greenhalgh, Trisha)
Evidence-based practice in medicine and healthcare
(Meulen, Ruud Ter)
Evidence-based public health (Brownson, R C)
How to read a paper (Greenhaulgh, Trish)
Introduction to sports biomechanics (Bartlett, Roger)
Kinanthropometry and exercise physiology laboratory manual vol 2: exercise...
(Eston, R G)
Making sense of change management (Cameron, Esther)
Making sense of organizational change (Mills, J H)
Managing change (Burnes, B)
Managing change in the public service (Wallace, Mike)
Pain and injury in sport (Loland, Al)
Philosophy and the sciences of exercise, health and sport: critical perspectives...
(McNamee, Mike)
Qualitative methods for health research (Green, Judith)
Research methods (McNeill, Patrick)
Research methods for sports studies (Gratton, Chris)
Sport and exercise physiology (Birch, K)
Sport psychology: student handbook (Jarvis, Matt)
Studying at a distance (Talbot, C)
Theory and practice of change management (Hayes, John)
Understanding change (Kossler, Reinhart)

New BMJ Data resource

I've arranged for the BMJ to provide us with free trial access to their new resource, BMJ Health Intelligence, until the end of June. Health Intelligence contains a broad range of public health data/information. I would very much welcome your views on the value of its content and functionality (read further for access details).

Data/information includes statistics, evidence, policies, targets, guidelines, local projects (e.g. start-up costs and interventions) and ROI tables (returns on investments). A broad range of topics are represented including health inequalities, screening, older people, alcohol misuse, obesity, cardiovascular disease, and others.

Please add your feedback by commenting on this post or contact me at P.G.Bradley@bath.ac.uk

Shortly, I will be adding a link to the trial from the Library's Health & Medicine databases via: http://www.bath.ac.uk/library/subjects/mp/ and the Sport & Exercise databases via http://www.bath.ac.uk/subjects/sp/