Many publishers are making relevant Coronavirus resources freely available to NHS staff. We are collating links on this page and will continue to update these as more come in.
In addition, we are collating useful links to patient care resources, vaccine data and long COVID.
This is a list of links to synthesized evidence and resources on Coronavirus and on epidemics more broadly. All the information below is freely available for NHS clinicians and staff.
EPPI-Centre: Social Science Research Unit, UCL Institute of Education A living map of the evidence of studies on COVID-19 identified in MEDLINE and EMBASE, that groups the evidence into broad themes
Liang, T., Handbook of Covid-19 Prevention and Treatment, First Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine (open access) - (from the editor's note) Faced with an unknown virus, sharing and collaboration are the best remedy...due to the limited time in which this handbook was produced, there may be some errors. Your feedback and advice are highly welcomed.
The following resources aim to support clinicians who specialise in other areas and may now be coming back to work in intensive care environments. Please note that you will need your NHS OpenAthens details to access ebooks.
Irwin & Rippe's Intensive Care Medicine (2016) 7th ed.
Intensive Care Nursing: a framework for practice (2018), Woodrow, P., 4th ed
Oxford Textbook of Medicine (2020), Firth, J. et al (eds), 6th ed.
Oxford Textbook of Medicine (2020), Firth, J. et al (eds), 6th ed.
The Respiratory System at a Glance (2015), Ward, JPT et al, 4th ed.
Oxford Handbook of Respiratory Medicine (2009), Chapman, S. et al, 2nd ed.
The Beginner's Guide to Intensive Care : A Handbook for Junior Doctors and Allied Professionals, Arora, N. and Laha, S.K., 2nd ed., (2018)
Essential Respiratory Medicine, Paramothayan, S. (2019)