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Install the Ebsco App for quick access to articles

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 NHS staff can get quick access to articles from your NHS resources via the Ebsco mobile app. This app gives you access to a simplified version of the NHS Knowledge & Library Hub. Great features include:

  • Simple search across multiple NHS resources
  • Read articles and some ebooks
  • Listen to text whilst on the go
  • Bookmark links to articles
  • Share articles with your colleagues

To install the App

  1. Search your store for Ebsco Mobile
  2. Download and install the app
  3. To log in first select "Access with your institution" – search for your institution name. Check which institution name you need from our web page
  4. Enter your NHS OpenAthens username / password. You will now be logged in.
  5. You can start a search, browse recently viewed content, link to full-text, bookmark content and share content.

Watch the video tutorial from Ebsco for a quick demonstration of the app. Remember to log in as above.


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