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Population and Global Health

Discover information resources for students and researchers in Population and Global Health.

Databases - Medical, health sciences and policy

 

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Health Economics

Multipdisciplinary

Academic literature

What is a scholarly journal article?

A scholarly journal article is written by experts and goes through a process of peer review.

Peer review

Experts in the field are asked to rigorously check an article for quality, originality and accuracy.

This feedback is given to the editor who decides if the work is suitable for inclusion or needs revisions.

 

 

How can I find peer reviewed articles?
 
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CINAHL

Informit Health Collection

Peer review and non-peer review

 

 

Web of Science

Scopus

Google Scholar

Only peer reviewed journals

 

 

Medline (Ovid)

PubMed


Peer-reviewed journals may also contain articles that are not peer reviewed, such as letters to the editor, opinion pieces, and book reviews.

 

What other types of academic literature are there?

Scholarly books, conference proceedings, textbooks and reference works are all other types of academic literature and may appear in the databases on this page.

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