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How can the Health Library support Allied Health Professionals (AHPs)?

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 The Health Library can support allied health professionals (AHPs) throughout their training and whole, lifelong career.

We can support your practice, professional development and research ambitions. Join the library for a wealth of resources and specialist services.

Access Key Resources

  • We have a wealth of resources to help you to find the key information you need. Including: books / ebooks, journals and databases.
  • Specialist search tools will help you to get straight to the best evidence you need.
  • You can get access to full-text by registering for your NHS OpenAthens username.

Just go to our NHS Resources web page for all the links you'll need.

Stay Up-to-date

Make sure you have the most recent information:

Develop your Skills

Keep your digital skills up-to-date:

Watch the video from HEE for more information

Need more help?

Just get in touch with the Health Library.

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