NHS Knowledge and Library Hub

The NHS Knowledge and Library Hub is your one-stop-shop for high-quality evidence-based healthcare information. You can use the Hub to search and access electronic books and journals, healthcare databases (including Medline and PsycINFO), point of care tools and other resources. Need some help using the Hub? Check out our handy guide below! We also offer training on how to use the Hub, please see our training pages for more information or contact library@gmmh.nhs.uk for support.

GMMH Knowledge and Library Hub Basic User Guide

 

Library and Knowledge Service Journals

To view journals accessible with your NHS OpenAthens account, please visit the NHS Knowledge and Library Hub, log-in with your Athens account and choose Browse Journals or the Publications A-Z list from the left-hand menu. 

For fast, one-click access to free full text journals via Libkey Nomad- go to  www.libkeynomad.com and follow onscreen instructions.

 

Quick links to external resources

If you are wanting to search for electronic books, journals, healthcare databases, point of care tools and many other resources to support your work and studying, access the NHS Knowledge and Library Hub using your NHS Athens account.

You can access our book stock and e-books using our Online Library Catalogue.

For fast, one-click access to free full text journals via Libkey - go to  www.libkeynomad.com and follow onscreen instructions.

Other useful sites include:

BMJ Best Practice  

British National Formulary

ClinicalSkills.net

NHS Workforce Information Network (eWIN)

PubMed 

Royal College of Nursing

Royal College of Psychiatrists

Trip Medical Database

 

 

 

eBooks

GMMH Library and Knowledge Service provides access to a range of electronic books via our online library catalogue.

You will need an Open Athens account to access the eBook content. 

You can also download our helpful guides to using eBooks below:

As a patient

As a service user, relative or carer using our services, sometimes you may need to turn to someone for help, advice, and support. 

Find resources for carers and service users  Contact the Trust