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Access Case Reports and Publish Your Own with BMJ Case Reports

We have a subscription to BMJ Case Reports for staff working at UHNM.

Access Case Reports

Log on to BMJ Case Reports with your NHS OpenAthens username – use the OpenAthens login option from the top menu Log In dropdown. You will then get access to the full-text of:

  • Peer-reviewed articles
  • Unusual clinical cases
  • Common and rare conditions

Publish your own Case Report

You can also submit your own Case Report in order to share it with the healthcare community. You’ll find instructions and help on how to do this on our guidance page. You will need to contact the eResources Librarian to get the fellowship code before submitting your report.

You’ll find access to all our NHS-based resources on our new NHS Resources A-Z page.

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