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Royal Marsden Manual - key resource for nursing guidelines and procedures

 Make sure you are delivering best practice to your patients by checking the Royal Marsden Manual online.

Nursing staff and healthcare and nursing assistants working in the NHS can access the Royal Marsden Manual for key guidelines and procedures.

This resource has a user-friendly design where you can search for topics or browse through the chapters. Content includes evidence-based procedures, as well as illustrations and references to offer you the best practical advice to support your patients. It is regularly updated, so always worth checking in to get the most recent evidence.

Royal Marsden Manual online is available to all NHS staff, via NHS OpenAthens login. You'll find a link to this resource, along with many others, on our NHS Resources page. Check our Royal Marsden Manual help page for instructions on how to log in.

Wiley, the publishers, offer regular online training sessions - we'll post the dates on our blog. Or ask our trainers if you want a quick overview.

If you need any more help just ask at the Health Library.

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