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Find Full-text Articles and Journals for the NHS

 Got an article reference and need to find the full-text? Need to check NHS resources for full-text?

Learn more about the tools to help you to get straight to full-text articles. Complete our online tutorial Find Full-text Articles and Journals for the NHS. You will learn:

  • How get your OpenAthens username to log in to full-text
  • Which Health Library web page contains the help you need
  • How to search for full-text using an article DOI
  • How to search for full-text with just the article title
  • How to find a journal title on Browzine
  • How great LibKey nomad is
  • How to use Google Scholar library links to get to full-text articles

For more help just get in touch with the Health Library.

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