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*resolved* Problems with NHS HDAS Databases

November 13 2014November 13 2014stglibrary

This issue has now been resolved.

There are currently problems with accessing search results on NHS HDAS databases (via OpenAthens).

Hopefully they will be resolved soon by NICE.

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