Browzine article not found on platform error

Searching Browzine Is the best way to find the table of contents for NHS journal issues. You can see a list of recent issues and the table of contents including links to articles.

However, we have noticed that an error can occur when trying to link to articles for the most recently published issue. The error may look different depending on the host platform for the article. It usually presents as a form of “not found” error.

We believe that this happens when an issue has been published on Browzine before it has been published on the platform. Therefore the article is not listed on the platform yet. An example of the platform may be Ovid, Ebsco or Proquest. There should only be a delay of a day or two before the issue is available on the platform.

Please contact the Health Library if you are having any problems accessing full-text articles.

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