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UHNM staff can access HSJ & HSJ Solutions

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HSJ (Health Service Journal) and the HSJ Solutions database are now both available to UHNM members of staff.

You can find full-text articles for:

  • News and insight across the healthcare sector
  • Specialist topic news
  • Case Studies
  • Award-winning projects
  • Evidence-based practice

Sign-up to a range of newsletters to receive the news you are interested in, as frequently as you prefer.

To Access:
Please see our help page for information about accessing HSJ & HSJ Solutions.

Please note that this resource is NOT available via your NHS Athens username. You will need to register for an individual username / password specific to HSJ. You are advised to use the Chrome internet browser when using HSJ.
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