CINAHL (The Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature) is a bibliographic database for the fields of nursing and allied health literature. CINAHL covers all aspects of nursing and allied health disciplines.
CINAHL uses the EBSCO interface
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Titles include:
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Acta Orthopaedica Addiction Bioethics Breast Journal British Journal of Clinical Psychology British Journal of Community Nursing British Journal of Learning Disabilities British Journal of Midwifery British Journal of Nursing British Journal of Social Work Child: Care, Health & Development Echocardiography Emergency Radiology European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry European Journal of Ageing European Journal of Nutrition European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology European Journal of Pediatrics European Journal of Public Health European Radiology Health & Social Care in the Community Health & Social Work Health Expectations Health Information Management Journal Journal of Autism & Developmental Disorder |
Journal of Cancer Survivorship Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology Journal of Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics Journal of Global Health Journal of Intellectual Disability Research Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation Journal of Public Health Journal of Renal Care Language & Speech Maternal & Child Health Journal Medical Education Nutrition & Dietetics Occupational Health Oncology Nurse Advisor Pacing & Clinical Electrophysiology Perfusion Perspectives in Psychiatric Care Perspectives on Sexual & Reproductive Health Physiotherapy Research International Practical Diabetes Progress in Palliative Care Sexuality & Disability Supportive Care in Cancer Wound Repair & Regeneration |
CINAHL uses the EBSCO interface. For a walk-through of how the EBSCO interface works, please refer to our library guide below. We have also included links to additional resources.
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