English {\rtf1 Getting to full text articles }{\rtf1 As a current UW student, faculty or staff member \par you are able to get any article at no cost to you. }{\rtf1 Many of the articles you seek are available online \par at the UW. }{\rtf1 And if we don’t have it, you can request an \par electronic copy at no charge through your \par Interlibrary loan account, or ILL. }{\rtf1 ILL requests are usually filled within 2-3 days.}{\rtf1 First, let’s walk through getting to full text articles \par from a database interface such as PubMed. Be \par sure to use our links or search boxes for PubMed. }{\rtf1 You have pulled up an abstract from a search on \par PubMed. }{\rtf1 There will be as many as five types of buttons in \par PubMed in the upper right hand corner. Here we \par see three. }{\rtf1 We recommend you focus on the 2 possible UW \par icons. }{\rtf1 First, a purple UW Article Online icon is present \par when the UW has access to the full text online.}{\rtf1 This is the link that gives you the broadest \par access to full text articles online. }{\rtf1 This icon appears in PubMed but not in other UW \par restricted databases.}{\rtf1 The other one is the purple and gold UW Check \par for Full Text button which is present on all \par PubMed citations. }{\rtf1 This icon appears in all UW restricted databases \par not just PubMed. }{\rtf1 Clicking on this icon will run a search through the \par UW Libraries catalog for both online and print \par availability. }{\rtf1 It will also lead you to the option to request an \par article if it is not available online.}{\rtf1 Many journals were not digitized before 2000, so if \par you are looking for an older article, you may not \par be able to get an online version.}{\rtf1 NOTE: Full text journal articles are usually \par displayed in html format. There is usually a link to \par download or view the PDF version. }{\rtf1 This link may appear in different locations on the \par webpage depending on the publisher. }{\rtf1 Additionally, the journal package available through \par Wolters Kluwer requires you to choose between \par links to Ovid or LWW. }{\rtf1 Click on Ovid to access the full text article. }{\rtf1 Some of the databases the UW subscribes to \par come in packages along with ejournal \par subscriptions. }{\rtf1 When this occurs, such as in EBSCO databases, \par there is a link directly to the pdf full text article \par from within the database, as you can see here.}{\rtf1 To summarize: \par 1. Look for purple UW icons OR direct links to \par PDFs.}{\rtf1 2. The databases we subscribe to may display \par some but not all of the full text options described \par in this video.}{\rtf1 3. In general, articles published before 2000 will \par be not be available online.}{\rtf1 4. As a current UW student, staff, or faculty \par member, you are able to request electronic copies }{\rtf1 of any article via your interlibrary loan account at \par no charge.} SearchResults FoundSearch disabled in full screen modeReplayCertain features in your video are currently disabled due to Local Network Security. These features work correctly when the video is played from a Website or Server.