NHS eJournals Holdings Errors

Following the update of the software managing the NHS Evidence databases and ejournals interfaces there have been a number of data errors. This has resulted in errors in the holdings listed for our ejournals presented via the NHS Evidence My Journals list and the NHS Evidence HDAS databases.

I have been correcting the entries for the titles that the Health Library subscribe to. There are also errors in the NHS Core Content collection although NHS Evidence have informed us that it is unknown when these will be updated.

If you have any problems accessing our ejournal titles please report them to the eResources Librarian.

We apologise for any problems this may cause.

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