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50 Resources for Healthcare: 8. Find Keele articles online – via the Keele A-Z list

You use the Keele A-Z list to find out what electronic journal titles we have available online. Anyone can search the list but to access the full-text you will need your Keele computer username and password.

You can search by entering the journal title into the search textbox and then clicking the Go button. The results will give you all the titles that include the text that you have entered. You can also browse through the list by subject area – click on the subject tab.

By clicking on the journal title returned in the results list you can see what holdings you have access to and in which database they are located.

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