ANZCA Library subscribes to 900+ full-text journals, with access to an additional 6000+ open-access e-journals. You can access the journals in one of several ways:
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For further information about searching for and accessing journals, see the Journals guide
Cant find it? Try Worldwide!
Whilst the vast majority of ANZCA’s library resources show as held, there are some articles that can only be accessed by expanding your search to Libraries Worldwide.
Simply select the Libraries Worldwide option in the left sidebar or select the Do you want to expand your search to libraries worldwide? link.
Looking for clinical resources and information related to the Coronavirus/COVID-19 outbreak?
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[16/12/19] Journal access issues: There are ongoing remote access issues with Minerva Anestiologica and the Journal of Opioid Management. Articles from these journals can be supplied via the library's Request an article service.
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