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About Full Text in PubMed

Links exist in PubMed to the full text of journals licensed by HSLIC.

To access full text: After a search, display the PubMed AbstractPlus, Abstract or Citation format.  Link icons will appear if HSLIC has purchased access to the full text.

  usually indicates a link to the full text of the article. ž If you don’t go directly to the article click on the Additional Resources Link (shows up at the top of the page, or you may go to the Article Linker page automatically). On that screen:

1. Use the Article link
2. Try the Cross Ref link (if present)
3. Try the Journal link
4. Try the Resources link

  indicates a link to the Library catalog for print holding information.

  or   indicate open access journals; the contents are freely accessible.

, for example, is a publisher icon.  If the publisher icon is not accompanied by a UNM full text or print icon the link will take you to the publisher's site where you usually cannot access the full text of the article.  This is because HSLIC has not purchased a license for that journal.  The publisher will likely give you the option to purchase access to the item with a credit card.  HSLIC is not responsible for any purchases made via this method.

Things to Watch Out For

• Watch out for articles that state they are E-Pub Ahead of Print or In Processing (try the publisher link and the Additional Resources page, but this article will probably be unavailable).
• Supplements can be difficult to find. Sometimes our subscription will not cover them for a journal. If we have access to them, you will often have to track these manually, checking multiple providers, from the Additional Resources page.
• Some items don’t index or link well, such as things we can only get exclusively through a particular database (i.e. MD Consult Clinics). For these you may have to go into the individual database and use its search tool to find the item.

About Full Text in CINAHLPlus or other Ebsco Databases

Links exist in EbscoHost CINAHLPlus and IPA to the full text of articles in those journals licensed by HSLIC or University Libraries.

To access full text:

• When viewing search results, click on the PDF Full Text or HTML Full Text links if they are present.
• If those links aren't present, click on "Check for Journal Full Text" or click on the icon.
• If full text is available, the publisher's page should display with full text options.
• If full text is not available, a screen will appear with links to the main campus eJournal Finder, the HSLIC catalog (for print), and HSLIC Interlibrary Loan.
  • Supplements can be difficult to find. Sometimes our subscription will not cover them for a journal. If we have access to them, you will often have to track these manually, checking multiple providers, from the Additional Resources page.
  • Some items don’t index or link well, such as things we can only get exclusively through a particular database (i.e. MD Consult Clinics). For these you may have to go into the individual database and use its search tool to find the item.
  • = electronic holdings
  • = paper copies in Main Campus libraries
  • = paper copies in the Law Library
  • = paper copies in the Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center
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  Things to Watch Out For When Using the Find Article or Full Text buttons

  About Full Text from the Journal OneSearch Tool

  Access the Journal OneSearch Tool from Here:

   

  Enter the full name of the journal (not an abbreviation) in the search box, then click “search”.

  You will see results in these four categories:

  To see the holdings for one of those types, click on the Check Holdings link next to that icon. When employed from the paper copy categories, the Check Holdings links will take you to catalog entries from the libraries associated with that icon. The Check Holdings link for electronic resources will take you to a page listing UNM's electronic subscriptions for journals that match the title you entered. Check the coverage dates carefully and use the links to manually navigate to the page for the correct journal. From there you will have to manually select the correct journal issue in order to find the article you want.