Royal Marsden presentation

We recently received a presentation outlining the features of the Royal Marsden online manual.

From the academic representative, here is an overview of the presentation:

1.       Overview of product

2.       How to browse

3.       How to search

4.       Linking from References (how articles link to CrossRef and PubMed)

5.       Help (online help to get the most out of the product)

6.       Administration (for lecturers)

a.       Content management: how to – add your own procedure guidelines, edit your own procedure guidelines, add comments to a procedure guideline, global instructions (how to add them).

You can download a copy of the presentation if you wish.

Royal Marsden Clinical Nursing Procedures available online

Royal Marsden Clinical Nursing Procedures

As mentioned earlier on the blog, we have recently paid for online access to the Royal Marsden Clinical Nursing Procedures (you will need to log in with your IT account if accessing off campus). This is now available and ready to use – you can get to it from the above link or from the Databases A-Z page.

You can search across the whole resource for a particular procedure, or you can browse by topics which match the chapters in the print book. Browsing enables you to go directly to specific content, procedures, or figures. You can also download figures (for example if you would like to use them in your assignment).

We hope you enjoy using this new resource! 🙂

Online access to Royal Marsden Clinical Nursing Procedures

Many thanks to all who gave feedback about online access to Royal Marsden Clinical Nursing Procedures.

The Royal Marsden, used in many hospitals, is now available to buy for academic institutions to enable full text access to the procedures as well as extra features such as:

• search the full text
• browse the text by procedure or chapter
• link from references to Medline and CrossRef
• print or download illustrations and procedures for personal use

The academic edition also enables special features for lecturers such as adding guidelines or comments to procedures, and downloading illustrations and procedures for teaching purposes.

Click on the screenshot at the top of this post if you would like to find out more or view a demo.

We had a positive response from most people and so have decided to take out a subscription. The subscription should start within the next few months, I’ll add a note on the blog once we get access.