The Library: Nutrition & Dietetics: Home

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Your Subject Guide

This guide will help you research healthcare and related disciplines. In each of the tabs, you'll find a variety of resources that have been selected as a good starting point for finding information and research in that area. In addition to these, there are thousands of other books, journals, research articles, and videos that are available to you via the following links:

Discover
Discover is your academic search engine, which searches resources available from Leeds Beckett Library. These include books, eBooks, printed and electronic journals and databases. Discover is a great place to start your research.
Databases
Databases are tools, often focused on a specific subject area or profession, which allow you to search for high-quality information. You can use databases to find a variety of sources, including research articles.
Journals A-Z
Journals are published on a regular basis, e.g. weekly, monthly, quarterly, and so provide a good source of up to date information. Journals contain more specialised information than books so you will need to use them as your academic interests develop. Most of your journals are available online on or off-campus.

For students who work or aspire to work within the NHS

Leeds Libraries for Health
This website represents the six libraries which exist to support the work and professional development of all staff (and placement students) in organisations served by the Pan-Leeds library collaboration.

Your Academic Librarians

Amber Edwards, Rachel Davies, Jess Haigh & Caroline Robinson

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Subjects: Art Therapy, Health, Nursing, Nutrition and Dietetics, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Playwork, Public Health, Environmental Health and Health and Safety, Social, Community and Youth Work, Sports and Exercise Therapy

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