Welcome to the Health sciences guide. Throughout the guide's sections you'll find our suggestions for key resources and information in this subject area. Note also that you may have access to the NHS Core Collection via NHS OpenAthens; we have further information on our FAQs. For example:
To get you started, here are the key shelfmark areas for your subject. The floor information is for books; print journals will have the same shelfmark but all journals are on the third floor.
| Subject | Shelfmark | Floor |
| Health (general) | R | 2 |
| Human anatomy | QM | 2 |
| Physiology | QP | 2 |
| Psychology | BF | 1 |
| Physiotherapy | RM693 | 2 |
| Occupational therapy | RM735 | 2 |
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