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Access to the Library is possible on a 24-hour basis to registered HSC midwifery students by means of a security card. Borrowing - Healthcare LibraryAs a current Bournemouth University HSC midwifery student, you may borrow up to 8 items at any one time from the Healthcare Library. Book borrowing periods vary between 1 – 4 weeks, and can be renewed in person or by phone, fax or email, providing nobody else is waiting for an item. Fines are charged for overdue loans, you will receive reminder letters, and lost items must be paid for. Return all loans as soon as you can to allow other readers to use the books. When the Healthcare Library is closed, books may be left in the secure book return bin in the lobby outside Library. Please note that all books must be returned by the end of your placement. Please do not pass on material you have borrowed to someone else. You are responsible for it until it is returned to the library . Finding helpYou will receive an induction from Healthcare library staff and may ask for assistance during staffed hours. It is important to attend your timetabled university IT and library sessions, as they are designed to give you the skills to carry out research for your assignments. To complement these sessions, you can arrange subject advice on a one-to-one basis at Bournemouth House Library through your Subject Support Library team. Any enquiries concerning the resources on the Bournemouth University library web pages should be addressed to the HSC subject support library team. Alternatively, you can ring Bournemouth University Library Enquiries on (01202) 965959. PhotocopyingA photocopier is available in a room outside the library . You may obtain a Winchester Healthcare Library photocopy card from the library staff. A £1 refundable deposit is charged. The price of photocopying is currently 5p per A4 sheet. Remember to comply with the Copyright Law. You may copy no more than one article from an issue of a journal or one chapter from a book. NHS Athens accountAs a Bournemouth University student on an NHS-related course, each year you will automatically be sent an email enabling you to register for an NHS Athens account. This will allow you to access a collection of library e-resources purchased by the NHS, via the ‘Journals and Databases' section of NHS Evidence. If your activation code has expired or you have forgotten your username or password please contact mfoy@bournemouth.ac.uk . If you have created an NHS Athens Account via your hospital library you should direct all Athens-related queries to that hospital library . Student feedbackA suggestions/comments book is available on the Information Desk. Bournemouth University Library - Inter Library Loans - journal articlesFinal year pre-registration or post-registration students who are working on projects may also request articles found on other databases/sources. Before making a request, check that the journal you require is not available in Poole Hospital Library or via the University Library's A-Z list of e-journals. If it is not, fill out one Inter Library Loan form for each request and then have your tutor countersign it. Inter Library Loan forms can be obtained on the online version of the request form is available from the inter library loans information page . It will need to be printed out, signed at section A and by your tutor and posted to the Bournemouth House Library, Christchurch Road , Bournemouth , BH1 3LH . If you require articles to be posted to you, make sure you include your full postal address. Full information about Bournemouth University Inter Library Loans service can be found at http://www.bournemouth.ac.uk/library/using_the_library/ill.html
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