NHS Healthcare Databases- an introduction
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- 1. Karen John-Pierre St George’s Library
- 2. Collections of article references Mainly abstracts; links to articles Tool for finding papers to support practice, research and education
- 3. Tool developed by NICE One website to access multiple databases Access anywhere with an NHS OpenAthens account Self-register for an account here: http://Openathens.nice.org.uk
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