Information and training in the use of SA Health Library Service resources and services and literature searches are available to all TQEH and BHI staff members.
For further information please contact Rachel Davey or Anna Holasek, Reference and Training Librarians on 8222 8481.
For more information about the range of library resources available to staff including databases,online journals, quick access shortcuts, interlibrary loans and online chat services please go to SALUS .
Links checked 09/07/2019
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Library
Main Tower Block, 5B
28 Woodville Rd, Woodville, South Australia, 5011
8.30am - 4.45pm weekdays
Phone: 8222 8481 Email: health.qehlibrarymail@sa.gov.au
TQEH library computer room is open, in line with SA Health directions regarding COVID-19 ie protect yourself and others and practice good hand hygiene, physical distance and wear your mask.
If library staff are out of the office or working from home, please contact us by -
Email - qehlibrarymail@sa.gov.au or
Chat with a librarian - https://salus.sa.gov.au/salus/chat (during business hours)
We will continue to help you and support your information needs.
Want to know and read what your colleagues have published recently? The Library produces a list of new TQEH-BHI staff publications available as an email or to read in the Library. For TQEH - BHI staff members we can also send you full text articles on request.
Please send us details of your recent publication, requests for PDFs or any questions about staff publications here.
Want to know and read what your colleagues have published recently? The Library produces a list of new TQEH-BHI staff publications available as an email or to read in the Library. For TQEH - BHI staff members we can also send you full text articles on request.
Please send us details of your recent publication, requests for PDFs or any questions about staff publications here.
Want to know and read what your colleagues have recently published?
The Library produces a regular email list of new TQEH - BHI published articles. Full text articles can be requested from the Library.
Want to know and read what your colleagues have recently published? The Library produces an email list of new TQEH - BHI staff publications available for you to read in the Library. For TQEH - BHI staff members we can also send you articles on request.
Email the details of the article or any questions about staff publications here.
