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NHS OpenAthens for access to full-text resources

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 Do you make evidence-based decisions? Do you need to get the best evidence?

Make sure you register for your NHS OpenAthens username. This single username will give you access to hundreds of resources:

  • Essential ebooks
  • Key journals
  • Comprehensive specialist databases
  • Vital decision support tools
group of healthcare works discussing the latest evidence

Register now!

All NHS staff working in England can register for an NHS OpenAthens username. Complete the online form to register. Make sure you:

  1. Register with your work-based email address
  2. Select the right organisation that you work for
  3. Enter your work-based job title and address

Want to learn more?

Find out more about the resources you can access from our etutorial – Finding NHS Resources

Go to our NHS OpenAthens page for help using your username

Need more help?

Contact your NHS OpenAthens administrator for help setting up and using your NHS OpenAthens username

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