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NHS Access to Clinical Medicine eJournal

Please note that our access route to the ejournal Clinical Medicine has changed for NHS users.

The publisher is changing their platform provider however they are having trouble providing like-for-like access. They have set up a temporary additional username / password to allow our users access to the full-text. To access this title – go to the NHS My Journals A-Z list and login with your NHS Athens username and password. Search for the title and follow the additional instructions provided.

 Apologies for the inconvenience. We have reported the problem to our suppliers and hope that the publishers can rectify this issue quickly.

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