A Guide to Using Partner Publishers Resources module 3

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A Guide to Using Partner Publishers
Resources(module 3)
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MODULE 3 HINARI/Partner Publishers Resources

• Instructions - This part of the
• course is a PowerPoint demonstration intended to
  introduce you to Partner Publishers Resources.
• module is off-line and is intended as an
  information resource for reference use.

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Table of Contents

• Finding the HINARI website and registering to
  access the resources
• Accessing partner publisher services
• Logging into Elsevier Science - ScienceDirect
  website
• Finding journals and articles and other
  services
• Logging into HighWire website
• Finding journals and articles and other
  services
• Logging into Wiley InterScience website
• Finding journals and articles and other
  services
• A brief overview of Nature Publishing

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Logging on to HINARI 1
Before logging into the Partner Publisher
services websites, we will Login to the HINARI
site using the URL http//www.who.int/hinari/
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Logging into HINARI 2
We will need to enter our HINARI User Name and
Password in the appropriate boxes, then click on
the Login button. Note If you do not properly
sign on, you will not have access to full text
articles.
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Remember - if you fail to use the Login page, you
will have a second option on the Full text
journals, databases, and other resources
sub-page.
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Logging on to HINARI 3
Using the drop down menu, we will view the
links to the Partner publisher services websites.
Note how HINARI lists the access status. This
example is for a Band 1 country. Note that this
drop down menu only contains the major HINARI
participating publishers. For a list of complete
list of publishers and journals, go to the Find
journals by publisher list on the left side of
the page.
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(Elsevier Science) ScienceDirect

• access via Quick Search, to locate articles or
  journal titles - author, title, abstract or
  keyword search
• browse by Title and browse by Subject
• register for Quick Links
• subject alerts
• recall of saved searches
• a list of the top 25 articles (in your subject
  area)

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When we open a Partners publisher services
resource, a new window will open. We should now
be authenticated at the new site. We have chosen
ScienceDirect. This is the initial page of the
website. From here, we can locate articles or
journal titles, register for a personal profile,
and order table of contents services.
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Science Direct 5
To select a journal from Science Direct,
highlight a title in the Browse by title A-Z list
(in the left column).
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Science Direct 6
We have opened the journal homepage of The Lancet
within the ScienceDirect website. From here, we
will see a list of issues we can access. Within
an issue, you can view articles as Full Text
including Links (by clicking on the title) or a
PDF or a Preview (abstract) format. Issues and
articles available to HINARI registered users
have a GREEN box next to the issue or title.
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Science Direct 8
We now have accessed a full text (html) article.
You can make a copy from the PDF version
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• Add how to print article and note also can save
  or email...

Here is an article in PDF format. When we choose
this option, a new window will open with the
article within. When we have printed the article,
we can close the extra window.
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By clicking on the Print icon, the instructions
for the printer will appear. Note the 'Preview
Composite' shows how the PDF will print. You
also can Save the article to the computer's hard
drive(c) or a flash drives.
Here is an article in PDF format. When we choose
this option a new window will open with the
article within. When we have printed the article,
we can close the extra window.
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Science Direct 10
Within ScienceDirect, you can browse journals by
broad Subject headings.
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Science Direct 4

Via the Quick Search option, you can be locate
articles by Author, Journal/book title, Volume
Issue and keywords (all fields).
The website contains over
9,400,000 full text articles.
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Science Direct 2
In Advanced Search, ScienceDirect allows us to
search across All fields within the Elsevier
Science collection. In this example, we will go
to the Quick Search, enter tuberculosis in the
All Journals and All Sciences and All Years boxes
and click on the Go button.
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Science Direct 3
These are the results for the search tuberculosis
in Journals that located 122,661 articles. The
green boxes notes that, via HINARI, the full-text
articles are available. These articles are
arranged in date of publication descending order.

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In this Advanced Search option,, we have combined
the terms malaria AND bednets for All sources and
added the 2005 to Present year limit.
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Science Direct 13
The result of this Advanced Search for malaria
and bednets is 302 articles.
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HighWire Press website

• a portal to over 1,150 journals published
  predominantly by learned societies
• Includes health-related journals - American
  Journal of Public Health, Annals of the New York
  Academy of Sciences, Journal of Bacteriology and
  JAMA
• via IP address, allows access to participating
  journals from any computer within the country
• has a listing of the journals free to
  developing-economies that can be accessed
  directly from the HighWire Press site
  http//highwire.stanford.edu

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HighWire Press

• an A-Z Journal Title list
• a means to search the database and to search
  across individual and multiple journals
• ability to set up Alerts

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HighWire Press 3
This is the HighWire Press initial page. From
here we can locate articles or journal titles or
subjects and set up an email alert. The journals
free to developing-economies list is located in
the by other list box. Also of interest is the
journals with free full-text articles. Note You
can access the HighWire Press -
http//highwire.stanford.edu - full text articles
since HighWire identifies computer addresses from
eligible countries. This is the ONLY exception
to not needing to use your institutions User
Name and Password.
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You now have accessed the journals free to
developing-economies list of Highwire Press. As
noted, the access is based on the computer's IP
Address and you can go directly to the site using
the url.
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HighWire Press 4
Within HighWire Press, you can Browse Journals
alphabetically (via title). Note that some
journals are a free SITE and others have free
ISSUES. The HINARI eligible country access is a
different mix of titles. With the proper login
to HINARI, you will have access to more full-text
articles than in this option.
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We have accessed the table of contents page of an
issue of JAMA with Abstract, Full Text (HTML) and
PDF options to specific articles.
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This is the Full Text (HTML) option that includes
hypertext links.
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Wiley InterScience

• as of July 1, 2008 includes all Blackwell
  Synergy and Wiley InterScience titles
• a journal titles by A-Z and/or subject list
• email alert for new content
• a personal profile of journals
• keyword search across individual and multiple
  journals

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Wiley Interscience 0
The Wiley InterScience website begins with a
Browse by Subject Area listing. We will choose
the Medical, Veterinary and Health Sciences
category.
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Wiley Interscience 2
In the Medical, Veterinary and Health Sciences
category, you can Browse By Category or
Publication Titles and keyword Search plus
Advanced Search options.
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Wiley Interscience 4
This is the alphabetical list of journals in
Medicine (general) category.
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Wiley Interscience 5
Within the specific journal, you will have access
to Abstract and full-text as HTML or PDF
documents.
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Nature Publishing Group

• publications A-Z Index
• browse by subject function
• keyword search and advanced Search - for an
  individual journal or across all the Nature
  Publishing titles
• e-alert option

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Nature Publishing Intro Page
This is the initial page of the Nature Publishing
website and contains a link to the Publications
A-Z index.
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Nature Publishing Title A-Z List
We have displayed the Nature Publishing page that
contains a Publications A-Z Index and also allows
us to conduct a keyword Search plus an Advanced
search option.
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In specific Nature journals, you can access the
article by Abstract, Full Text (HTML) or
PDF. This is the end of Module 3. There is a
workbook to accompany this module. The workbook
will take you through a live session covering the
topics included in this demonstration with
working examples. Updated 10 2009