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We have more online resources than you think

Our NHS users can access a variety of online resources. eBooks, ejournals and databases as well as:

  • BNF App – the lastest drug information, updated regularly
  • BMJ Case Reports (UHNM only) – access the full-text of unusual case reports; submit your own!
  • Dynamed (UHNM only) – evidence-based point of care support
  • Medical Masterclass (UHNM only) – support for the MRCP exams
  • Medicines Complete (UHNM and NS Combined Healthcare) – variety of drug reference texts
  • Royal Marsden Online (UHNM only) – nursing procedures
You'll find links to everything on our Healthcare Resources page.

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