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SWU 498 Introduction to Health Practice

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Accessing Articles - GetIt@ASU

When searching a research database click Get It!@ASU  for options to access full-text. 

If we have access to an article look for View It and links to the article.

If we do not have immediate access to an article look for Get It and a link to request the article for free through Interlibrary Loan. Find out more about using Interlibrary Loan.

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Is Your Article Peer Reviewed?

Find out if an article was published in a journal that uses peer-review:

  1. Go to Ulrichs Web - a Research Database with information about journals and other publications
  2. Search for the journal title that your article was published in (for example: BMC Medicine)
  3. Look for this image next to the journal title:
    • This image indicates that the journal is 'Refereed,' another term that means 'Peer-Reviewed.'

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