We're very pleased to tell you that the Library has taken out two new online subscriptions to top nursing journals - Nursing Standard and Mental Health & Social Inclusion.
Nursing Standard (published by RCNi) is the UK's most widely read nursing journal. It provides you with the tools and information required to keep up-to-date on the latest best practice and meet the NMC's revalidation requirements. Nursing Standard publishes relevant and timely peer-reviewed articles and in-depth analysis of current nursing news and practice as well as 'ahead of print' clinical articles.
This individual subscription provides access to the most current Nursing Standard content. It covers the current year plus a rolling 3 year archive so this currently provides access from 2016-2019 and is available via the RCNi platform. This supplements the Nursing Standard access we have via our CINAHL subscription which has full-text available from 2004-2014 (with abstracts from 1984-present). If you are searching within CINAHL you won't be able to access the full-text articles from 2016-2019 within the interface itself but you can just click on the 'Check for Full Text' link and our link resolver will take you to the full-text article in RCNi via LibrarySearch.
Nursing Standard is indexed and searchable in LibrarySearch. It is also available via BrowZine so you can view it there, add to your bookshelf and set up alerts for new content! You can access the journal directly via this authenticated link to ensure you get access to our subscribed content: Nursing Standard
Mental Health & Social Inclusion
Mental Health and Social Inclusion is primarily written by practitioners for practitioners working to promote social inclusion of people with mental health conditions.
The journal is practical and enables readers to keep up to date with innovative approaches and best practice, as well as explore problems and possible solutions. It includes applied research, case studies, commentaries, interviews, service user points of view and regular features such as Policy Watch and Research Watch. Research articles are blind peer reviewed and other types of articles are subject to editor review, with blind peer review if appropriate.
The journal focuses on recovery, empowerment, rehabilitation, peer support and self-management, with regular updates on:
- Employment
- Education/training
- Arts/culture
- Leisure, physical and community activities
- Personal finances
- International perspectives
The journal is read by NHS trusts, social service departments, universities and colleges, training providers, housing associations, voluntary sector agencies, government departments, commissioners, service users and individual subscribers.
This current subscription to Mental Health & Social Inclusion provides full-text access from 2010-present via the Emerald platform. This title is fully indexed in LibrarySearch so any articles matching topic searches will display in your results. You can easily navigate to the journal homepage by doing a title search in LibrarySearch too. Mental Health & Social Inclusion is indexed in CINAHL with abstracts from 2000-present. You'll be able to link out to the full-text articles from 2010-present using the 'Check for Full Text' link in your CINAHL search results - our link resolver will take you to the full-text article in Emerald via LibrarySearch.
If you want to access this journal directly, use this authenticated link to ensure you can easily get to our subscribed content without hunting around for the correct login option: Mental Health & Social Inclusion
For help or additional information on these titles, or any of our other resources, please email library@abertay.ac.uk
Posted on 1st Mar 2019
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