A new Mark Allen Health bulletin (Dementia & Alzheimer’s) is available at – Click here for access to all alerts https://kghlibrary.koha-ptfs.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/31/2022/05/Dementia_Alzheimers-Mark-Allen-May-2022.pdf
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Bulletins and Alerts – April 2022
A new Mark Allen Health bulletin (Pain & Pain Management 3) is available at – Click here for access to all alerts Access this alert direct – https://kghlibrary.koha-ptfs.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/31/2022/04/Pain-and-Pain-Management3-April-2022.pdf
Bulletins and Alerts – March 2022 (2)
A new Mark Allen Health bulletin (Advanced Clinical Practice) is available at – https://kghlibrary.koha-ptfs.co.uk/health-awareness-bulletins/
Anatomy TV/Primal Pictures – now available to you
The Trust now have access to Anatomy TV/Primal Pictures What is it? “Established in 1991, Primal Pictures create and publish the world’s most medically accurate and detailed 3D graphic rendering of human anatomy based on imaging data. Today, we continue Read More …
Bulletins and Alerts – March 2022 (1)
A new Mark Allen Health bulletin (Writing for Publication) is available at – https://kghlibrary.koha-ptfs.co.uk/health-awareness-bulletins/
Book review – The Salt Path
The Salt Path has been a huge success for its author Raynor Wynne, and thus expectations were very high. Reactions to it were very mixed ranging from admiration for the bravery of the couple, setting out on their walk in Read More …
Book Review – Mr Loverman
Humour is a very individual thing – so some of us had found Mr Loverman very funny, whilst others were not so taken with it. I just loved the voice of Barrington … although I wasn’t so enamoured of his Read More …
Book review: The Schoolteacher of Saint-Michel
We all enjoyed Sarah Steele’s ‘The schoolteacher of Saint-Michel’ although some felt it was slow to get into. There had been some concerns that the story would be grim but it was very engaging. The book switches between the current Read More …
Book review: Crow Lake
Crow Lake by Mary Lawson received a mixed reception. Some loved it, and some found it lacking in plot. The story is set in a remote community in northern Ontario. The four Morrison children left orphaned when their parents are Read More …
Book review: Becoming
Michelle Obama’s autobiography ‘Becoming’ was enjoyed by everyone in the group. She has an easy engaging style although some found it took concentration given the large number of people mentioned. The book is divided into 3 broad sections ‘Becoming me’ which Read More …
Book review: The Dispossessed
Written in the 1970s The Dispossessed by Ursula Le Guin is regarded as one of the classics of science fiction –a genre that most of us don’t normally read. The book is set on twin planets which have very different Read More …
Book review: The Foundling
We were all agreed that The Foundling was an easy read with some nice writing. Stacey Halls gives a vivid portrayal of Georgian London and from more than one perspective. Bess makes a living hawking shrimps whilst Alexandra, terrified of Read More …