Clinical resources

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) lets you review evidence across broad health and social care topics

Resources and evidence to help you develop the mental health support workforce for staff, patients and services.

Delivering elearning programmes in collaboration with organisations including Royal Colleges, Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England

Publishes peer-reviewed open access journals in the fields of science, technology and medicine, including broad interest titles such as BMC Biology and BMC Medicine, plus more specialist journals such as BMC Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health. No password required.

A clinical decision-making support tool providing the latest evidence-based information to use at the point of care. Includes step-by-step guidance on diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention as well as medical calculators, how-to videos and patient information leaflets. Shibboleth login required – after typing in ‘Tavistock and Portman’ as institution, select the first option, with the ‘TP’ logo.

Designed as a digest for rapid reference and may not always include all the information necessary for prescribing and dispensing. BNF for Children should be consulted for detailed information on the use of medicines in children. The BNF should be interpreted in the light of professional knowledge and supplemented as necessary by specialised publications and by reference to product literature. No password required.

BNF for Children has been constructed using robust procedures for gathering, assessing and assimilating information on paediatric drug treatment, but may not always include all the information necessary for prescribing and dispensing. It is expected the reader will be relying on appropriate professional knowledge and expertise, plus other up-to-date literature and advice, to interpret the contents in the context of the circumstances of the individual child. No password required.

Database for support of practice, education, and research for nurses, midwives, and health providers in the UK or following UK practice. It provides references to literature in the most relevant nursing and midwifery journals. Also included are relevant nursing articles from selected medical, allied health, community and health management journals. Coverage is mainly titles published in the UK, plus a selection of important international nursing titles. Part of the ProQuest Health Research Premium Collection. Shibboleth login required.

A comprehensive bibliographic database of nursing and allied health resources, with around 3600 journals. More than 300 new subject headings have been added to CINAHL to help researchers find new concepts, including COVID-19, social distancing and vaping, as well as new local terminology. Via EBSCOhost. Shibboleth login required.

An online collection of databases containing high-level evidence such as systematic reviews and randomised controlled trials. No login required.

MEDLINE is a key biomedical database produced by the National Library of Medicine. Provides authoritative medical information on medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the healthcare system, pre-clinical sciences, and much more. Via EBSCOhost. Shibboleth login required.

Collection of books, articles, videos and more exploring issues around conducting therapy and supervision online.

Collection of databases and journals focussed on biomedical practice and research, including Embase, Emcare, Health Management Information Consortium (HMIC) and Social Policy and Practice. Shibboleth login required.

ProQuest Health Research Premium Collection serves a wide range of users with a broad collection of healthcare journals, evidence-based resources and full-text dissertations. Gives access to more than 5000 full-text journals. Shibboleth login required.

A free search engine for biomedical literature which searches MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Database doesn’t require a password to use, but citations may include links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher websites that do require a login and may not be accessible by our library subscriptions.

Resources collected under guidance from staff in the Tavistock Trauma Service.

TRIP is a clinical search engine designed to allow users to quickly and easily find and use high-quality research evidence to support their practice and/or care. As well as research evidence clinicians can search across other content types including images, videos, patient information leaflets, educational courses and news. To access all the features of TRIP, you’ll need to use an NHS device or network.