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Library
Apps & iPads
Loan an iPad
We have four iPads for staff and students to borrow. You can use the iPad in the library or take it home for up to seven days.
Our iPads come pre-installed with iOS 8 and a range of apps.
To borrow an iPad you must be a registered library user and you will need to complete a loan agreement form.
The iPads can be returned to the library during staffed hours only. In the event of non-return, you will be charged for complete replacement at a cost of £457.00 plus VAT. Other charges for broken, lost and damaged parts also apply. A late return fee of £5 per day will apply if the iPad isn’t returned by the correct date.
Useful Apps
To gain information about the below apps, click on the logos.
To access the following apps you will first need an OpenAthens account, you can register here.
ClinicalKey helps clinicians rapidly access evidence-based, peer reviewed information to improve speed to accurate diagnosis and treatment.
BMJ Best Practice takes you quickly and accurately to the latest evidence-based information, whenever and wherever you need it. Our step by step guidance on diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention is updated daily using robust evidence based methodology and expert opinion
You can browse, read and monitor current journal content on your mobile device
The ESBCO app will give you mobile access to the NHS Knowledge & Library Hub. The Hub connects you seamlessly to a range of high quality knowledge and evidence resources all in one place.
The NICE British National Formulary (BNF) and NICE British National Formulary for Children (BNFC) apps have been developed to provide easy access to the latest up-to-date prescribing information from the most widely-used medicines information resources within the NHS. Both the BNF and BNFC apps are available to download for free by health and social care professionals who work for or who are contracted by the NHS in England, Scotland and Wales.
The NICE BNF and BNFC Apps The NICE British National Formulary (BNF) and NICE British National Formulary for Children (BNFC) apps have been developed to provide easy access to the latest up-to-date prescribing information from the most widely-used medicines information resources within the NHS. Both the BNF and BNFC apps are available to download for free by health and social care professionals who work for or who are contracted by the NHS in England, Scotland and Wales.