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NHS A-Z eJournals - new search interface

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The NHS A-Z Journals list has had a face-lift and now has a more spacious, uncluttered interface.

You can still search by journal title and the search options remain the same, however the presentation is clearer.

Example screen-shot of the new NHS A-Z journals list

Remember to log in with your Athens username / password in order to be able to view the titles included in your Athens subscription.

 Please note that the list now has a new URL or web address, you will need to update your bookmarks. You can always link to the journal list from the Journals page on the Health Library website.
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