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All our NHS users can access journals online via the NHS Journals A-Z list.

The collection that you have access to will vary depending on your NHS organisation. All users can access the NHS Core Content collection. You may be able to access more titles if we have purchased them for you.

To check which journals you can access:

  • Go to the Health Library Journals page
  • Click the link NHS Journals (login now)
  • Log in with your NHS Athens username
  • Search for the journal title you are looking for

Screen-shot of NHS Journals search page

For more help accessing NHS journals online see our NHS Journals help page.
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