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Everything you need to know about NHS OpenAthens

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 NHS OpenAthens is an authentication system. It allows NHS staff to access a wide range of different online resources using a single username / password.

Complete our online tutorial NHS OpenAthens Registration to get the essential information about OpenAthens, how it can help you and help completing the registration form

Do you just want a reminder on how to do something? Just follow our quick step-by-step instructions:

Want more help?

All the information you'll need about your NHS OpenAthens username is available on our NHS OpenAthens web page. Or feel free to contact your OpenAthens administrator.

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