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ANZCA and FPM CPD Program resources: Journal reading

Activity: Journal reading Knowledge & skills

Journal reading

  • Keep up-to-date with your readings using the Read by QxMD app
    Highly recommended!
    • New article alerts on the basis of an easy to set up profile
    • Direct access to ANZCA-subscribed journal articles
    • Request articles not available online
    • 2 minute summaries of key anaesthesia and pain-medicine related articles
    • NEW Claim time spent with a downloadable certificate
  • Browse and read the entire library journal collection using the BrowZine app or the BrowZine web portal
    • Bookmark your favourite journals
    • Bookmark your favourite articles
    • Request BJA articles not available online
    • Save your authentication credentials (app only)
  • Use LibKey Nomad++ to access/request articles anywhere on the web Recommended!
  • Read specialist journals online
  • Search for articles in the library discovery service
    • Use the Category: Peer-reviewed filter to refine results to peer-reviewed articles
    Access ANZCA full-text using Google Scholar
  • Request an article not available online through the ANZCA Library
  • Participate in the journal club at your hospital (see below for further details on how to set-up a journal club)

External resources




See our dedicated ClinicalKey guide for further information on using the web-based version, including full access details.

See our dedicated ClinicalKey app guide for further information including full access details.

Creating a journal club


The BJA Education article below sets out the steps to creating a successful journal club. Also included are guides for 2 separate health services outlining the steps and resources often available at the local level.

  • See the Journal reading box above for the ANZCA-related tools and resources available for use in any anaesthesia-based journal club
  • Check with your hospital library for any information they may have about the running of journal clubs at your health service.

ANZCA & FPM resources


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