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Title:	AI for Healthcare Staff: Skills, Knowledge, and Resources
From:	1:00pm Thursday, September 10, 2026
To:	2:00pm Thursday, September 10, 2026
Presenter:	Lori Korodaj
Location:	CHS Library Training Room – Garran (4.1.36)
Registration:	Registration is required for this event.
Description:	Build practical skills for using AI in healthcare with AI for Healthcare Staff. This session covers what AI can and can’t do, your ACT Government obligations, good practice, effective prompting, and where to find trusted information and support. Learning outcomes • Understand what AI can and can't do • Understand your ACT Government obligations • Awareness of good practice for AI in healthcare • How to prompt effectively • Where to get more information and support

Title:	AI as Research Partner: Applications in Health and Medical Research
From:	12:00pm Tuesday, September 15, 2026
To:	1:00pm Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Presenter:	Sonny Chandra
Location:	NCH ICT Training Room
Registration:	Registration is required for this event.
Description:	Explore how artificial intelligence can support health and medical research in AI as Research Partner. This session covers practical applications, risks and benefits, responsible use (based on RAISE guidelines), and how to evaluate and select appropriate tools, with guidance on further resources and support. Learning outcomes • Understand how AI can be used in research • Understand risks and benefits of AI tools for research • Awareness of Responsible Use of AI in Evidence Synthesis (RAISE) • How to evaluate and select AI tools for research • Where to go for more information and support

Title:	AI as Research Partner: Applications in Health and Medical Research
From:	1:00pm Thursday, September 17, 2026
To:	2:00pm Thursday, September 17, 2026
Presenter:	Lori Korodaj
Location:	CHS Library Training Room – Garran (4.1.36)
Registration:	Registration is required for this event.
Description:	Explore how artificial intelligence can support health and medical research in AI as Research Partner. This session covers practical applications, risks and benefits, responsible use (based on RAISE guidelines), and how to evaluate and select appropriate tools, with guidance on further resources and support. Learning outcomes • Understand how AI can be used in research • Understand risks and benefits of AI tools for research • Awareness of Responsible Use of AI in Evidence Synthesis (based on RAISE guidance) • How to evaluate and select AI tools for research • Where to go for more information and support

Monthly Literature Search - Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace for Healthcare Staff

This month’s literature search explores psychological safety in healthcare workplaces, an important factor in staff wellbeing, team performance, and patient safety. Psychological safety is the shared belief that team members can speak up, ask questions, raise concerns, and admit mistakes. The literature identifies leadership, organisational culture, communication, and supportive learning environments as key factors in fostering psychological safety.

September 2026 - eResource of the Month

APA PsychiatryOnline is a leading digital library from the American Psychiatric Association, developed specifically for psychiatry. It provides authoritative resources and practical tools to support diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient care. The platform includes the DSM-5-TR®, the global standard for diagnosing mental disorders, as well as access to Premium Books collection, journals, patient education materials, and CPD resources. These resources support evidence-based practice across psychiatry and mental health care.

eResource Update - Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook

The Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook (10th edition) is now available on the new Therapeutic Guidelines platform from 1 July.

Important update - Don't Rush to Crush trial extended

The Don't Rush to Crush trial has been extended and the survey is now open until 18 August 2026. Your responses will help the Library determine if DRTC or MIMS Crush is required from 1 October 2026. Access the survey here. We appreciate your feedback.

New eBook collection - 2026 Doody's Core Titles

This new collection provides access to 45 eBooks considered essential to health practitioners, researchers and students. The 2026 Doody’s Core Titles cover medical, nursing, allied health and other specialties.

The titles have been independently selected by subject matter experts (academically-affiliated healthcare professionals and medical librarians) to support clinical practice, education and research.

EndNote Now Available for CHS and Health staff from HCSD

EndNote is now available for all CHS staff and Health staff from HCSD. Find out how to install and get the most out of EndNote by linking to our full-text resources. Find out more.