I Want to Find a Full Text Article: What are you doing?

--- I want to find a citation and have a PMID (PubMed IDentifying) number.

A. Use the E-Journal Finder

  1. Go to the E-Journal Finder. Find this link on the Library Website.
  2. Enter the PMID into the box: Search by DOI or PubMed ID Number.
  3. You will either get the article or be directed to the Article Linker for more access points.

B. Use PubMed

  1. Go to PubMed using the specialized URL found on the Library Website.
  2. Type the PMID number into the search box and hit enter.
  3. The NJHealth icons and the publisher's icons are in the upper right corner.

There are potentially three icons:

Indicates we probably have access to this article. Clicking on it does the same action as clicking the FindIt! icon.

Click to directly access an article if we own it.

If there are connection problems, click on the link on the top banner which starts with an Article Linker icon. This link will access the Article Linker to find a more stable link to the journal, check the holdings of UCDenver HSL, or order an interlibrary loan. This icon shows up on every article in the database.

This indicates we hold the article in our print journal collection. Come to the library and copy the article. At the library copy machine, you can make a print or PDF copy.

--- I want to find out if we own a journal

  1. The E-Journal Finder gives you access to all our print and online journals.
  2. Search for a journal by title variations, ISSN, alphabetical, subject.
  3. Use the "Look up Article" link to find a specific citation.
  4. Note the date of coverage.
  5. Available links are to publishers, vendors, the Impulse Catalog, open acess journal sites, MDConsult or Ovid.
  6. Try the publisher's site first. If one link does not work, try another.

--- I want to find a citation but don't have a PMID

A. I want to use PubMed

  1. Go to PubMed using the specialized URL found on the Library Website.
  2. Click on "Single Citation Matcher" located center menu under PubMed Tools.
  3. Enter in data about the article. Just the year, volume  and pages will usually work.
  4. From the list, choose the citation and click on the article title, which takes you to the abstract display.
  5. The NJHealth icons and the publisher's icons are in the upper right corner.

B. I want to use Ovid 

  1. Go to Ovid using the URLs on the Library Web Page for direct or passworded access.
  2. Choose your database(s).
  3. Use "Find Citation" to search for your citation.
  4. On the right side of each citation, you will see up to four possible access points to full text to choose from:
1. PDF Full Text               3. Full Text
2. Ovid Full Text              4. The FINDIT! icon

--- I am searching for a subject

A. In PubMed

  1. Go to PubMed using the specialized URL found on the Library Website.
  2. Execute your search.
  3. From the list, choose the citation and click on the article title, which takes you to the abstract display.
  4. The NJHealth icons and the publisher's icons are in the upper right corner.

B. In Ovid

  1. Go to Ovid using the URLs on the Library Web Page for direct or passworded access.
  2. Choose your database(s).
  3. Execute your search.
  4. On the right side of each citation, you will see up to four possible access points to full text to choose from:
1. PDF Full Text               3. Full Text
2. Ovid Full Text              4. The FINDIT! icon

    Call (x1482) or e-mail the Tucker Medical Library and we will be glad to go over this with you!  

    I Want to Find a Full Text Article: Using the "Find It!" Button

    Get an Article in 3 clicks: 1-2-3 Click!

    • When you click the "Find It!" icon, you will either get the article or be directed to the Article Linker for more access points.
    • If there are connection problems, click on the link on the top banner which starts with an Article Linker icon
    • At the Article Linker, you find more access points, check the holdings of UCDenver HSL, or order an interlibrary loan.
    • This icon shows up against every article in PubMed, all Ovid databases, Google Scholar as well as other resources.
    • To use with PubMed, you MUST use the specialized URL found on the Tucker Library website: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?holding=njclib&otool=njclib 

    1. Click on -- T he "Find It!" icon
    Do we own it?

    Yes? You will be directed to the article immediately!
    ---- If there are connection problems, click on the link on the top banner which starts with an Article Linker icon.
    ---- This link will access the Article Linker to find a more stable link to the journal, check the holdings of UCDenver HSL,
               or order an interlibrary loan.
    No? Are you affiliated with UCDenver HSL?

      2. Click on -- Search Holdings Here:  UCDHSC Journal Holdings (password required)
      Do they own it?

      Yes? Click on the linked word "Article" or "Journal" and use your UCDenver HSL password.
      No?        UCDenver HSL doesn't own it or you are not affiliated?
      ---- Go to the previous window.

      3. Click on -- Request the item: Interlibrary Loan Form

      ---- Notice all the article data has been copied over to the ILL form.
      ---- Fill in the data on the top of the form (it's a $5.00 charge), agree with the copyright restrictions, and click on "Submit."

        As easy as 1-2-3! You now either have the article or have ordered it on ILL!