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NHS Journal Changes for 2021

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 We have renewed our subscriptions to our NHS ejournals. However there have been a couple of changes to the location of access:

Blood

 The journal Blood is available to NHS staff via your NHS OpenAthens username. Our subscription for this title has changed this year. You can now access full-text via the Science Direct platform.

Journal of Clinical Oncology

The Journal of Clinical Oncology is available to NHS staff via your NHS OpenAthens username. Our subscription for this title has changed this year. You can now access full-text via the Ovid platform.

Access NHS eJournals

All journal titles are accessible from our NHS Journals A-Z list. For more help finding journals via this list you can:


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