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Check Browzine for easy access to full-text articles

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 NHS staff can check Browzine for access to full-text articles - making it easy to check your favourite journals and get the latest research articles.

Browzine holds information about our healthcare-focused journal collection, including journal issues, table of contents and links to articles. You can link to open access articles, our subscribed content and request items not available in our collection.

Browse through the collection without logging in. Have your NHS OpenAthens username handy when you want to access an article in full-text.

You can link to your Browzine collection from our Journals page.

For more help on how to access journals, go to our Journals help page or complete our online etutorial - Find Full-text Articles and Journals for the NHS.

If you need any more help just contact the Health Library.

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