*Journals contain collections of articles. If you know the title of an article and the journal in which it's found, do a search for the journal title in the Journal Finder tab on the main library page.

This will tell you:

1. Whether the library has access to the journal
2. Which years we have, and
3. Which format it's in (electronic, print, or microform).

For more help, see the tutorial -- Access an electronic journal article if you have the reference. (1:10)   

The Search Tutorials page has video tutorials that show how to search nursing-related databases.

For tutorials on searching other subject areas, see this page.

Access full text articles

• Via subscribed journals at TWU using Journal Finder to search for a specific journal title.

• Via the internet using Google Scholar (searches the internet and TWU databases). Tip: If you know the title of an article, use Google Scholar through the TWU library website to search for the full text. Copy and paste the title in quotation marks in Google Scholar and if the library has the full text, GS will link to it. For an example of how this works see this tutorial on Google Scholar.​

• Via other online libraries for nursing and health:
  • NurseOne (free membership for nurses in Canada) |
  • Joanna Briggs Institute | More Info | NOTE:To access SUMARI and other EBP tools, go here to log in.
  • PubMed (US National Library of Medicine - links to Open Access and TWU-subscribed articles) | Tutorial |

• Interlibrary Loan 

See the information in the EndNote guide for how to export citations from various databases.