RCNi journals for nursing staff at UHNM

Are you a nurse looking for articles to support your work and professional development? Do you want to stay up-to-date with changes in nursing practice?

Nurses working for UHNM can access a range of nursing-specific journal titles. These have been purchased by the Health Library especially for our NHS nurses.

RCNi Collection

Stay up-to-date with the latest developments impacting nursing, including changes in policy, practice and research with the following titles:

Cancer Nursing Practice - specialist cancer-related topics, as well as broader issues such as palliative care and oncology nursing
Emergency Nurse - practice-based journal, written specifically for nurses providing any aspect of emergency care
Learning Disability Practice - written for nurses who care for people with learning, or intellectual, disabilities
Mental Health Practice - provides a wide range of information to develop creative and evidence-based approaches to practice
Nursing Children and Young People - covers evidence-based practice in child health nursing; promotes excellence in neonatal, infant, and young people’s care
Nursing Management - trusted advice for senior managers, nurses in leadership roles and aspiring nurse leaders across all nursing disciplines
Nursing Older People - leading specialist journal for nurses who care for older people across a range of health and social care settings
Nurse Researcher - the only research methodology journal written specifically for nurses and healthcare staff
Nursing Standard - authoritative coverage of the latest nursing news plus peer-reviewed clinical content and CPD articles
Primary Health Care - keeps readers at the forefront of community and primary care health nursing

How to find a nursing journal title

All journal titles are listed on our Browzine journals list:

Go to our Browzine journals lists
Learn how to use Browzine to view NHS journals

How to log in to get full-text access

You will need to log in using your NHS OpenAthens username to access full-text. You can:

More help

Contact the eResources Librarian if you need any help accessing online journals.

For more help finding, searching and using information resources contact our training team.

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