Health Education England have now finished their re-procurement of the NHS National Core Content.The core content is a selection of electronic resources that are purchased on behalf of all NHS staff in England and available via NHS Open Athens accounts.
Following the re-procurement some services have been withdrawn from the core content collection and others added. Most notable on the withdrawals is the decommissioning of CINAHL plus with full text, which means the loss of a large number of nursing journals online, as well as the Health Business Elite database.
The new core content selection will be available from April 2019 until March 2022 and consists of:
Point of Care tool ~new~
HEE have announced the provision of a point of care tool.
BMJ Best Practice provides summaries of evidence to support decision making in clinical practice and offers "step by step guidance on diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention is updated daily using robust evidence based methodology and expert opinion".
Databases (available via the HDAS interface):
- AMED (Allied and complementary medicine)
- British Nursing Index
- CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature)
- Embase
- Emcare ~new~
- HMIC (Health Management Information Consortium)
- Medline
- PsychInfo
- BMJ Publishing e-journals collection
- Health Research Premium Collection (formerly ProQuest Hospitals Collection)
- PsychARTICLES
- Psychology and Behavioural Sciences Collection ~new~
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