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Register for KnowledgeShare for bespoke updates so that you get the current evidence

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 Want to get the latest evidence quickly?

KnowledgeShare is a service that provides personalised evidence updates to your inbox, covering both clinical and non clinical topics. Evidence updates are sent regularly and can include: guidelines, systematic reviews, high-level journals, management and educational topics, local professional development events, and more...

Used by over 100 NHS services, KnowledgeShare is developed with an understanding of information that works for you.

How does this work?

Your own KnowledgeShare profile is created which means you receive information tailored for your role.

How do I register?

Go to the Health Library current awareness page and either:

  • Complete the MS Word registration form and send it back to us. We’ll set up your account.
  • Self-register using your NHS OpenAthens login at the KnowledgeShare website

Visit the Health Library:

  • Pick up a form from either of our Health Libraries, return the completed form, and we will create an account for you.

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