NHS Wales e-Library welcomes new access to dozens of e-Journal titles
New e-Journals from 1st January 2025
The NHS Wales e-Library is pleased to usher in a new season of e-Journals with access to 37 new Springer titles from 1st January 2025, giving you a boost to your evidence searching and allowing you to get many of the articles you need, when you need them.
New e-Journal titles include:
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, International Orthopaedics
International Urogynecology Journal,
Along with these new Springer e-Journals, the NHS Wales e-Library has procured Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal and Clinical Social Work, growing its collection of resources to support evidence-based practice in social care settings.
In addition to e-Journals, the NHS Wales e-Library can now offer access to ‘Chapman's Comprehensive Orthopaedic Surgery’ as a complimentary e-Book that comes with our subscription to Ovid’s Bone & Joint Journal.
Please note that current (to present) NHS Wales e-Library access to the following e-Journals will cease from 1st January 2025. There may still be some access to these titles (e.g. through other full text databases), please search for the e-Journal title in LibrarySearch to see holdings information:
The e-Library actively monitor e-Journal data, and should these titles demonstrate high number of access denials or end user requests, they may be reprocured in the future.
All e-Journals procured by the NHS Wales e-Library can be accessed from the library catalogue LibrarySearch. You can type in the title you’re looking for: elh.nhs.wales/e-journals.
Access to e-Journals is instant when on the NHS Wales network, or logging in using your NHS Wales email address and network password or your NHS Wales OpenAthens account.
https://elh.nhs.wales/sign-in/
If you are an eligible user and don’t have an NHS Wales email address, creating an OpenAthens account, is easy.
https://register.openathens.net/wales.nhs.uk/register
The e-Journals are also available to all eligible users via GoogleScholar. Adding “NHS Wales” to your GoogleScholar’s list of libraries will mean you will reduce the risk of hitting paywalls on e-resources that you should have access to through the e-Library subscriptions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRQo-MT8Fkg&t=1s
Is there a journal, database, guideline, or a platform that you think would fit nicely into the e-Library collection for colleagues across NHS Wales? Let us know your recommendations by emailing us at elibrary@wales.nhs.uk