Nursing

If you are trying to find information on a specific topic, it is usually best to start by searching a library database such as CINAHL Complete or by searching across the Library's holdings using Google Scholar. However, sometimes you may want to browse through a variety of topics in a particular area of nursing. One way to do this is to go directly to an individual journal.

Most databases allow you to search for articles within a specific journal. To do this within an EBSCO database, scroll past the search boxes. In the row of options given, choose Publications. Then type the title of the journal that your looking for in the search box and click the magnifying glass icon to enter your search. 

If the database includes the publication you are seeking, you should see it listed by its title.

You can click the title to learn more about the journal, see which volumes are available, and to browse individual issues. Otherwise you can put a check mark next to the title and choose "Add to Search" to add the journal to the search form at the top of the page. You can then add additional keywords to search for articles within the journal.