Nursing Journal Articles

whipping girl in 07, RN · Oct 8, 2002

We used http://www.findarticles.com/PI/index.jhtml a lot in my last semester of nursing school (had to turn in an article a week for leadership/management class). I think most of them were free.

spineCNOR · Oct 8, 2002

you should be able to access CINAHL through your school's library--it has many full-text articles. If your are not familiar with this service a librarian or nursing professor could help you--at my school we can access this from home through the school's website.

Another site is:

http://www.nursingcenter.com -there many full-text articles, but there is a small fee to view them.

and have you tried Google?

http://www.google.com

Rena RN 2003, RN · Oct 9, 2002

if you can access CINHAL through your school, you should also be able to access other databases.

i've found that Academic Search Premier has given me the best information regarding full text articles. CINHAL seems to have tons of abstracts but little full text.

Fox88 · Oct 9, 2002

also, proquest nursing journals is a good one and Medline... don't know the exact links off the top of my head... I access them through my colleges' webpage though... maybe if you searched though you could use those as key words...

Hope that helps!

Home Health Columnist / Guide · Oct 9, 2002

Check this site re how to find web-based nursing information + invisable websources

http://nursingworld.org/ojin/infocol/infotoc.htm

frankie · Oct 9, 2002

nightingale - make friends with the IT librarian - that's what I did during my masters program - helped tremendously. frankie

ResearchRN · Oct 9, 2002

You can for search articles on the National Library of Medicine website, PubMed:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi.

There you can get titles and abstracts. Once you've identified the articles you want you can order them through LoansomeDoc. You can order full copies of the articles from any of hundreds of medical libraries. There is of course a fee. Depending on the institution it ranges from $7 to $15 per article. You need to arrange an account with the institution before hand but once that is established you can receive your articles by US mail, fax or e-mail.

LoansomeDoc information can be found at:

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/factsheets/loansome_doc.html

Dr. Kate, BSN, RN · Oct 9, 2002

CINAHL will be your best bet. The professional/technical nurse discussion spans a lot of years and was more active in the past. For a fee CINAHL can get you copies of every article they index. One stop shopping, if you will.

If you end up paying for articles, be sure the articles you request are pertinent. If you want so help with search strategy or formulating questions ask your librarian at school, use CINAHL's search instruction materials, or PM me and I'll help you get started.