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Training Services
Come along to one of our scheduled face-to-face library training workshops, held in our Darwin Library. Training workshops can be tailored to suit specific needs and be booked for small groups and delivered in the library, at your workplace or online via your computer and phone linkup.
Training Schedule
Click on the links below for session times, location and content covered in the workshops.
Whether you’re a new staff member or just want to brush up on the basics, this workshop is designed to help you get the most out of the library’s services and resources.
In this workshop you will find out how to:
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This session will benefit staff who need to undertake a structured systematic search for background articles as part of a departmental research project or for writing a literature review for postgraduate study.
The focus of this session will be on:
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This workshop is designed to enhance your research skills with a strong focus on asking structured clinical questions, finding the best research databases to locate literature and appraising the evidence.
Finding the Evidence
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A workshop designed for health professionals who need help with finding information for clinical work, research or study.
Workshop content includes:
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This session focuses on the EBSCO research databases - Medline and CINAHL, to find research information for assignments.
In this workshop you will learn to:
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This session is aimed at trainers, educators and any other staff who need to find and use images and videos for work purposes.
We will show you how to:
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An introductory workshop designed for health professionals who need help with finding health statistics for clinical work, research or study.
In this workshop you will find out how to:
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This workshop is designed to assist staff tasked with the development or review of guidelines or policies to choose the best available evidence from the most appropriate health databases.
In this workshop you will learn:
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This short 30 minute workshop will demonstrate how to effectively search the ClinicalKey for Nursing database, explore the different types of content available and to showcase the various tools available to make your nursing research easier.
This session will demonstrate:
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To register your interest in this session contact us on 89517815 or email Health Library Training with any queries
This short 30 minute workshop will demonstrate the basics of using a citation management tool (Endnote / Zotero) to manage the references for your research, work project or study.
This session will demonstrate:
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To register your interest in this session contact us on 8922 8961 or email Health Library Training with any queries
This short 30 minute workshop will demonstrate the eLibrary4HP site specifically for non-NTG Health Professionals working with NT Health Organisations who have an MoU agreement with NT Health Library Services. For more Information see our eLibrary4HP membership page
This session will demonstrate:
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To register your interest in this session contact us on 8922 8961 or email Health Library Training with any queries
Learn how to get the most out of library resources. Request a 30-60 minute appointment with a librarian.
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