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More Journals now available online for NHS users

I have now set up some more of our new online journal titles.
The following titles are now available via Oxford Journals, using your NHS Athens username and password:
  • British Journal of Anaesthesia
  • Family Practice
  • International journal of Epidemiology
  • Journal of infectious diseases
  • Rheumatology & supplements
These titles can be accessed by UHNS NHS Athens users. You can view a complete list of journals titles that we subscribe to via the NHS MyJournals list – login using your Athens username and password to view the full list. 

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