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Using Online Access to Journal Literature to Stay Informed
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Remember, not all information is available electronically. You may still need a physical folder to organize the print outs and your other print resources such as flyers, newspaper clippings, and newsletters. It can also be helpful to print out online documentation that you frequently use.
Many individual and institutional journal subscriptions allow online access to the full content of recent issues. Be sure to activate the online access to your subscriptions, particularly those resulting from individual or organizational memberships. PubMed Central (PMC) is an electronic archive of full-text life sciences journal articles maintained by the U.S. National Institutes of Health. PMC currently contains a few hundred thousand articles and offers free access to its content.
Take some time to explore the selected examples of public health journal literature.
- PubMed Central (PMC)
A number of PubMed Central journals may be of interest to the public health workforce, for example, Environmental Health: A Global Access Science Source. - American Journal of Public Health (AJPH)
All APHA members receive online access to the American Journal of Public Health as a free member benefit.
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