Most Indiana University School of Medicine Library electronic resources require authentication (the same username and password that you use to access your University e-mail account). See http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/techsupport/ntdom.html for more information.

Go to the Medical Libraries' homepage and click on the Online Resources A-Z link. This is currently the best way to locate medical library electronic journal subscriptions.

The IUPUI University Libraries Library Databases & Electronic Journals includes non-health related titles.

Also, electronic journal availability is often indicated in the Indiana University Libraries online catalog IUCAT. Print title availability is noted here as well.

Those individuals not eligible for a University Computing account may be interested in the
Medical Library's Affiliates program.

Tips:

• We also recommend using IU's Virtual Private Network to minimize journal access problems. Information is available at: http://kb.indiana.edu/data/ajrq.html?cust=012695.46985.131
• Electronic access to many journals started in the mid-1990s. While there are exceptions, most pre-1995 articles will not be available electronically.
• Access to journal supplements or other special issues can be problematic – they are not always included as part of the electronic journal subscription.
• Journal articles that are not available on the Indianapolis Campus may be obtained via the
  Medical Library's document delivery service.
• Finally, some journal publishers impose an embargo (text of articles not released until a publisher specified amount of time has passed (usually one year, but it may be longer)).

• Go to the Medical Libraries' homepage and click on the Online Resources A-Z link. This is currently the best way to locate medical library electronic journal subscriptions and to see what years are accessible.
  
  
• The IUPUI University Libraries Library Databases & Electronic Journals includes non-health related titles.
  
  
• Also, electronic journal availability is often indicated in the Indiana University Libraries online catalog IUCAT. Print title availability is noted here as well.

The Indiana University School of Medicine Libraries recognizes the importance of the journal Cell to IU researchers. The library subscribes to Cell in the print version and it is located on the 2nd floor.

The budget did not allow us to subscribe to the electronic versions of Cell and its associated group of titles for calendar year 2004: Immunity, Molecular Cell, Developmental Cell, Cancer Cell, Neuron, Current Biology, Structure, Chemistry and Biology. The publisher prices were: $9,050 for Cell alone, $20,500 for Cell and its associated journals.

If I want to request the Medical Libraries to purchase an electronic journal or other electronic resource?

Fill out the purchase request at: http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/ref/purchase.html or email
rlmlnet@iupui.edu

If I am having difficulty accessing a journal on the Online Resources A-Z list?

Phone: (317) 274-1414 or Email: tembenne@iupui.edu

If I am having difficulty with my computer passwords or need help with my computer?

Most Indiana University School of Medicine Library electronic resources require authentication (the same username and password that you use to access your University e-mail account). See http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/techsupport/ntdom.html for more information.

Not sure who to contact or want to schedule a “How to access medical library journals electronically” session?

E-mail medlref@iupui.edu, visit the Reference Desk, or call 317-274-7185 (M-F 9am-5pm ) - Limited assistance nights and weekends 317-274-7182

When searching OVID MEDLINE or OVID CINAHL databases

Tip:
The medical library does not subscribe to all the journal titles contained in Journals@OVID, so you will not be able to get fulltext for some titles.

To see which titles are available in Journals@OVID click here

Authorized users may access the Medical Libraries' linked version of PubMed by accessing it through the Library homepage http://www.medlib.iupui.edu

• To restrict the search to full text electronic journals, enter loproviusomlib[filter] in the search box.
  
  
• Then click on the History button and follow the instructions to combine this with your previous search.