Society gives members free access to journals online
An online
library service has been launched by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.
Called myLibrary, the service enables pharmacists to download articles
from over 1,700 journals, as well as search abstracted references to
published articles in pharmacy, medicine and health. The resource also
offers simplified access to the Society’s document supply and enquiry
services. Members of the Society can access myLibrary via
myRPSGB, the secure members’ area of the Society’s website.
Sarah Butler, information librarian at the Society, said: “[myLibrary’s]
launch comes at a time when there is encouragement for pharmacists to
pursue evidence-based practice and a requirement for them to ensure that
their professional development corresponds with their ever-widening role
in supporting
patients. We fully expect that myLibrary will become a significant resource
for pharmacists wishing to increase their professional knowledge.”
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