Graduate Trainee Library Assistant but is moving up in the world, well at least as far as Reading! Sarah is going to work for the BBC as an Archive Assistant and also hopes to pursue further academic qualifications. She says she will miss the beach, but not crossing the solent!

Frequent library users will have noticed a new face as we welcome the latest member to our team, Jenny Moth, who has taken over from Rebecca Mitchlemore, who left us last year. Jenny has joined us as a Graduate Trainee Clinical Outreach Librarian and will also be studying part time for an MA in Information and Library Studies. Jenny will be

taking the lead in providing the literature searching service and individualised current awareness as well as getting out to see you in your work places.

However, this is not the only change to staffing as we must now bid farewell to Sarah Harrison who is leaving us for pastures new.

Sarah has been at the Oliveira for a year as a

All change at the Library

July 2017 Volume 1, Issue 1

Learning Zone News

Events:

Health Information

Week 3-9 July

Anti Bullying

Campaign

Inside this issue:

UpToDate 2

Mandatory Training 2

HSJ Online 2

IT Training 2

Health Information Week 3

Anti-Bullying Campaign 3

New Books 4

of all it is free! Figure1 is the largest active network of medical professionals in the world and is used to share real cases and help save lives.

They also post news items, case of the week and medical quizzes to

We are always on the lookout for useful resources to improve medical knowledge and one such mine of information is figure1.

On figure1 you can view rare conditions, innovative treatments and teaching cases from around the world, message other healthcare professionals and share interesting cases. Best

test your knowledge.

Sign up online at figure1.com or download the app from the app store, google play or access on the web at app.figure1.com. Follow figure1 on twitter @figure1.

Discover medical cases from every specialty

Oliveira Library

New mandatory training for all staff

Revised Prevent Duty Guidance: for England and Wales 2015

Skills For Health UK Core Skills Training Framework

Levels 1 and 2 are applicable to all staff and can be completed together as part of the e-Learning Module on Training Tracker. This should be completed 3 yearly.

Level 3 is applicable to all clinical staff working with adults, children and young people and/or their parents/carers. This will be rolled out in a phased approach, commencing with high

risk staff as capacity is made available on classroom sessions. This is also a 3 yearly requirement.

Prevent e-Learning (levels 1 and 2) will be added to mandatory training profiles on Pro4 at the end of June, but the module is available now. We would urge staff where possible to complete this training early and not wait for it to be added to Pro4. Early completion means that you will automatically be in date when the requirement is added to your mandatory training profile.

For those of you that use UpToDate, there is now an UpToDate App available to use on your own electronic devices.

All staff members can access the UpToDate website on the Intranet by clicking on Web Based Systems, but to get the app you have to register for your own UpToDate account. This is really simple to do and

also allows you to save your searches and set up alerts.

Download the app from the App Store for apple products, or google play or market for android.

Don’t worry if you get an email saying ‘your remote access has lapsed’. This is an automatic email sent every 90 days to ensure

people using the app are still eligible. To renew your access simply log into the UpToDate website via Web based systems on a trust computer and input your login details. If you have any questions or issues with accessing UpToDate, please contact Simon at the Oliveira Library, ext 4519.

Update on UpToDate

UpToDate are now offering live online learning sessions to show you how to get the best out of using UpToDate. You can register for the live events or watch recorded sessions at http://www.uptodate.com/home/online-tutorials

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IT Training Simon is offering basic IT training to any staff member who needs help, whatever your level. Whether you have no experience of using computers or

whether you just need to update your skills, give him a call!! Simon Elliott on ext 4519 or pop into the Library.

HSJ online The HSJ (Health Services Journal) is no longer available in print. It can be accessed online. Please contact the library for details.

Snippits

Prevent Training Prevent is part of the Government’s counter-terrorism strategy CONTEST and aims to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism; as such it is described as the only long term solution to the threat we face from terrorism. This has been approved by the Mandatory Training Group as mandatory on 12/05/17.

Drivers:

NHS England – Prevent Training and Competencies Framework

Anti-Bullying Advisors Expressions of Interest are now being sought for employees of the NHS Trust willing to become Anti-Bullying Advisors.

As an Anti-Bullying Advisor you will provide support to employees who feel they are experiencing bullying, being accused of bullying or have witnessed bullying. You will listen without judgement and help them explore further options and actions they can take.

You will be an active listener, effective communicator with a non-judgmental approach, able to maintain confidentiality and provide support without taking sides.

You will be required to attend any relevant training to fulfill the role and offer a minimum of

2 hours per month to support individuals. You will also be required to attend the Behaviour Focus Group meetings and commit to continued professional development.

You will be supported with regular supervision.

Form available at http://intranet.iow.nhs.uk/anti-bullying-advisors

Freedom To Speak Up Advocates Expressions of Interest are now being sought for employees of the NHS Trust willing to become Freedom To Speak Up Advocates and to support the Freedom to Speak Up Guardian.

As a Freedom To Speak Up Advocate you will support staff who raise concerns. You will listen without judgement and help them explore further options and actions they can take.

You will be an active listener, effective communicator with a non-judgmental approach, able to maintain confidentiality and provide support without taking sides.

You will be required to attend any relevant training to fulfil the role and offer a minimum of 2 hours per week to support individuals. You will also be required to attend any Freedom To Speak Up and Behaviours Focus Group meetings and commit to continued professional development.

You will be supported with regular supervision.

Form available at http://intranet.iow.nhs.uk/Intranet/Featured-Links/Behaviour-Focus/Freedom-to-Speak-up-Advocates

Forms for both roles need to be in by Friday 14th July.

Trust launches anti-bullying campaign

Health Information Week 3-9 July 2017

campaign to promote the good quality health resources that are available to the public. This campaign aims to encourage partnership working across sectors and benefit all staff and the public by raising awareness of the resources that are available to them.

You can get involved by following the week’s

events and join the campaign via Twitter: #HIW2017

There will also be some leaflets which you can distribute to your patients. Please contact Jenny at the Oliveira Library for more details or find her in the foyer on Monday 3rd, Tues 4th (am) or Friday 7th July.

According to a recent survey by the Academy of Medical Sciences, only a third of the public trust evidence from medical research, but 2/3 trust what their friends and family tell them about medicines! (BMJ 2017;357)

In view of this, Health Information week could not be more timely.

Health Information Week is a multi-sector

If you would like to be considered for either

the Anti-Bullying advisor role or the

Freedom to Speak Up Advocate role please

complete the Expression of Interest

Form. You will need the support of your

Line Manager.

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Library Staffed 9-5 Mon-Fri 24/7 access with code

New Books in the Oliveira Library

Modern social work theory by Malcolm Payne

Essentials of patient education by Susan Bastable

Spirituality across disciplines: research and practice by Marian de

Souza

Cardiac pacing and ICDs by Kenneth Ellenbogen

Renal Medicine by Stella Woodward

Body image: understanding body dissatisfaction in men, women

and children by Sarah Grogan

Essentials of psychiatric mental health nursing: a communication

approach to evidence-based care by Elizabeth Varcarolis

Handbook of recovery in inpatient psychiatry by Nirbhay Singh

Acute and chronic wounds: current management concepts by Ruth

Bryant

Psychology of wounds and wound care in clinical practice by

Domonic Upton

Obstetrics and gynaecology by Hannah Kither

Being mortal: illness, medicine and what matters in the end by Atul

Gawande

Trying hard is not good enough: how to produce measurable

improvements for customers and communities by Mark Friedman

Turning curves: an accountability companion reader by Mark

Friedman

Reinventing organizations: a guide to creating organizations

inspired by the next stage of human consciousness by Frederic

Laloux

Person-centred practice in nursing and health care: theory and

practice by Brendan McCormack

Applying nursing process: the foundation for clinical reasoning by

Rosalinda Alfaro-LeFevre

Applying conceptual models of nursing: quality improvement,

research, and practice by Jacqueline Fawcett

Professional practice models in nursing: successful health system

integration by Joanne Duffy

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Education Centre St. Mary’s Hospital Newport Isle of Wight PO30 5TG Oliveira Library team Anne Lancey Simon Elliott Jenny Moth Stuart Inett