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Changes to access to the New England Journal of Medicine for NHS Users

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We have changed the provider for our subscription to the New England Journal of Medicine. This ejournal is now available to our NHS users via the Ovid database. Use the link on the NHS My Journals A-Z list, which you can access from our Journals webpage.
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