What is a citation?
A citation is the information used to identify a journal article.Typically it includes the article title, author(s) name, year of publication, journal title, volume number, issue number and the page number the article starts on
For example: Schrecker, T, Labonte, R, De Vogli, R 2008 'Globalisation and health: the need for a global vision' The Lancet, vol. 372, no. 9650, pp 1670.
Journal title abbreviations
- Medline journal abbreviations
Listing of journals indexed by Medline - All that JAS: journal abbreviation sources Web pages that list journal title abbreviations for many subjects
- Web of Science journal abbreviations Contains abbreviations of all journals indexed in the Web of Science
Journals
Journals contain articles of current research and commentary on a particular subject. Peer reviewed journals are a great source of information for academic assignments. This means the articles in the journal have passed a rigorous review process by experts in the field before they are published. Journals at UTAS may be available in print and/or electronically.Use the links on this page to help you find journals.
Journals to browse
Browse the Library's electronic journals OR the specific titles below
- Australian pharmacist
- Australian prescriber
- Drug information journal
- Journal of pharmaceutical sciences
- American journal of health-system pharmacy
- Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research From the Society of Hospital Pharmacists Australia
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