Royal Marsden Manual Online – now available to SSoTP staff

Nursing staff at SSoTP can now access the Royal Marsden Manual online via their NHS Athens username.

To access…

You can start by going to the Health Library home page and clicking the Quick Links option Healthcare Resources. Here you will find links to all the NHS-based resources. Page down to the Royal Marsden section and click the link.

Alternatively you can search for Royal Marsden Manual via a search engine and go directly to the website.

You now need to log in to the Royal Marsden by clicking the login link at the top right.

Screen-shot of the Royal Marsden home page

Select the “OpenAthens” option from the log in pop-up screen.

Screen-shot of the login page

Enter your NHS Athens username / password and click the “Sign in” button to login.

Screen-shot of the athens login page

Once you are logged in you can view the full-text.

To register for an Athens username please see our Athens page.

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