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Need to find an NHS eJournal?

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Want to know whether you have access to an article full-text?

All the online journals available to NHS staff are detailed on one list - our NHS Journals A-Z list. You will need to log in using your NHS Athens username / password. Then you can search for the Journal Title you need.

You will need to check:

  • Do the holdings cover the year / issue you are looking for
  • Which database or platform do you need to click to access the title
  • Remember that we may have the journal from a database or other platform rather than the journal’s publisher website

For more help try our etutorial Finding NHS eJournals which demonstrates step-by-step how to find an ejournal.
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