Welcome to the Kettering General Hospital Knowledge and Library Service site
Here at the KGH Knowledge & Library Service we provide a facility and service to the local NHS staff and students.
Based in the Prince William Education Centre, we provide access to a range of knowledge resources and services to aid healthcare staff and students find and use the best evidence to support NHS patient care, to enhance their studies and professional development and to support research.
Showing our out-of-hours entrance and our blue external book returns box
NHSE have provided access to ‘some’ key eBooks via the provider Kortext An NHS OpenAthens account is required to access the titles, please view instructions and further information at: – https://kghlibrary.koha-ptfs.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2020/12/AccessingKortextEbooks.pdf The KGH Book Club will meet ‘virtually’ on 15th February at 20.00. We will be discussing ‘Old Baggage’ by Lissa Evans ‘Wise and witty’ Sarah Hughes, Observer ‘A timely, bittersweet comic novel’ Guardian For more details see the Book Club page. The next Leadership Book Club will be on Thursday 18th February – a virtual meeting at 20:00. The Book to be discussed is ‘Why do so many incompetent men become leaders?’ by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic More details are available at https://kghlibrary.koha-ptfs.co.uk/book-club/ Welcome to all our new KGH staff members. Please call in to the Library (with your ID badge) to join the KGH Library. For a short introduction to what the KGH Library Service offers please view our You Tube video – ‘Welcome to the KGH Library’ kindly filmed, edited and produced, on our behalf, by […] KGH has an ongoing subscription to ‘DynaMed’ to support your clinical practice. Watch these two videos: DynaMed NHS intro and Drug Interaction Checker Sign up for an account here.”
Nationally provided eBooks on the Kortext platform
‘virtual’ Book Club Meet – Monday, 15th February 2021
‘Virtual’ Leadership Book Club meeting – 18th February 2021
We are on You Tube! – view our ‘Welcome to KGH Library’ video
DynaMed – induction video
