OrthoEvidence - save time with specialist, summarised evidence

OrthoEvidence is a specialist resource providing key evidence via summarised, easy to read reports across a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.

Key Evidence

Key evidence in the orthopaedics field is presented via summarised reports and includes critically appraised articles. You can also listen to podcasts and participate in webinars. Sign-up for updates to get the latest releases straight to your inbox.

Get Access

OrthoEvidence is not available via OpenAthens. As this is a specialist resource, we are offering an individual username / password to UHNM members of staff working in orthopaedics or physical therapies, and Keele researchers investigating musculoskeletal conditions. We have a limited number of usernames available.

You can link to OrthoEvidence via our NHS resources page.

More help

Go to our OrthoEvidence help page for blog posts detailing the key features of this resource
Contact our training and information support librarians if you would like a demonstration of this resource
Contact the Health Library for more help

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