The BrowZine app allows you to find, read and stay up to date with ANZCA Library's complete journal collection (including full-text article access for indexed content).
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BrowZine is a mobile app for tablets and smart devices that allows you to access and browse the entire ANZCA e-journal collection all in the one simple interface.
It is easy to set-up, defaults to PDF format for reading purposes, and journals can be browsed by both title and subject categories. Includes full-text access to all subscribed ANZCA journal content.
With BrowZine, you can:
Recommendation: The perfect “armchair-reading” app for catching up with your favourite journals. Users are also able to create a user profile and save PDFs for offline use/bookmark articles for CPD purposes.
Download the BrowZine app
When setting up BrowZine for the first time on your device:
Already set BrowZine up, but want to check/change your full-text authentication credentials?
User profiles can be used to personalise access, add journals to My Bookshelf, and bookmark articles/downloaded PDFs for My Articles
To sign up for a user profile:
To log into your profile:
Access via your desktop
Browse the complete A-Z journals list or bookmark your favourite journals on your desktop:
Staying current with BrowZine - learn how to quickly get up and running to stay current with BrowZine in this brief introduction to BrowZine (includes new article alerts).
Discover new journals with BrowZine
Help for BrowZine Users
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ANZCA acknowledges and respects Māori as the Tangata Whenua of Aotearoa and is committed to upholding the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi, fostering the college’s relationship with Māori, supporting Māori fellows and trainees, and striving to improve the health of Māori.