Student Hub

Keep up to date with the most recent published research by signing up for monthly updates with the library.   You can also register for KnowledgeShare.  Based on a profile that you provide when you complete the registration form KnowledgeShare eMails you monthly updates on the topics you express an interested in.  If you are not sure complete the KnowledgeShare registration form and the library will apply a generic profile designed for paramedics.  You can change or modify your profile later by contacting the Library. 

Request library Current Awareness Services by completing this form.  Services include:

• Current Awareness Updates
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• Bespoke Current Awareness Services

Sign up for an electronic table of contents (eTOCs) and create a personal account on the publisher's website.  You can then set up alerts for individual journals.

Register with Taylor Francis for 

• Prehospital Emergency Care

Register with BMJ for

• Emergency Medicine Journal

Register with Elsevier for

• Air Medical Journal
• Journal of Emergency Medicine
• Emergency Medicine Clinics [of North America]
• Annals of Emergency Medicine
• American Journal of Emergency Medicine
• Resuscitation

We’ve partnered with Read by QxMD to bring you easy access to our journal subscriptions.  Make the most of Read  Download the mobile app.  Find more about Read QxMD here. 

Getting set up is easy;

1. Download Read by QxMD by following this link http://qx.md/read or search for it in the app store. A web version is also available at https://readbyqxmd.com

2. Add your ambulance service to your “Account Settings” under “Institutional Access” and enter your NHS OpenAthens account, to gain continuous access to LKS ASE journal subscriptions.

Already have Read by QxMD?

Add your ambulance service to your “Account Settings” under “Institutional Access” and enter your NHS OpenAthens account, to gain continuous access to LKS ASE journal subscriptions.

Read by QxMD provides a single place to keep up with new medical and scientific research. Curate your feed by filtering for your profession/ specialty/location and favourite journals. You can also save collections of articles important to you.