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Map of Medicine

Map of Medicine is now available to both NHS staff and Keele students and staff via Athens. This provides you with access to hundreds of evidence-based care pathways, including locally developed resources.
NHS staff can log on to Athens at http://www.library.nhs.uk ; then click on the My Library tab and page down to the My Athen Resources list and click on the Map of Medicine entry. All users can use the My Athens login via http://www.athens.ac.uk ; click the Resources tab, select the Local Resources tab (if available) and page down to the Map of Medicine entry. Note that the first time you use this resource you will be asked to register, simply complete the online form.

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