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British Journal of Healthcare Assistants renewed for UHNM Staff

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The British Journal of Healthcare Assistants has been renewed for UHNM staff. You can access the full-text by logging in with your Athens username and password. This is an excellent title to keep up-to-date with if you are a nursing assistant or healthcare assistant.

Screen-shot of the British Journal of Healthcare Assistants


Use the NHS A-Z Journals List to find out which journals you can access and from which platforms they are available to you.

You can find out how the Health Library can help nursing assistants and healthcare assistants by checking our information page or using the nursing and healthcare assistants dashboard.

Screen-shot the dashboard for nursing and healthcare assistants


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