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NHS Online Library for UHNM Staff

NHS staff at UHNM can learn all about the online resources and services they can access from the Health Library. Take a look at this online presentation to learn about:
  • Registering for an NHS OpenAthens username
  • Reading eBooks
  • Finding Journals
  • Searching Databases and other tools
  • More freely available online resources
  • Support for UHNM Foundation Year Doctors
  • Support for Nursing Revalidation
  • Support for Nursing and Healthcare Assistants
  • Support for NHS Researchers
  • Online Training and Support
  • Online Services at the Library
Make the most of all your library resources and services so that you get the best evidence to support your work and patient care.

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