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Key Evidence

We can set your KnoweldgeShare profile to focus on your interests. This can include clinical conditions as well as non-clinical topics such as leadership, quality improvement, patient safety, education and research and many more. You'll then get content matching your profile via email.

You can also sign-up to receive the table of contents (ToCs) from your favourite journals straight to your inbox. All managed for you in one place by us.

Content will include links to our subscribed resources and access options, saving you the effort of finding the full-text.

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Complete our Knowledgeshare request forms to let us know what evidence you would like to receive:

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