Journals

The focus of this journal is to publish original nursing research and other scholarly work by graduate students in nursing in a timely, easy-to-read, and accessible manner.

The Free Zone Directory is available to any individual user or institution from the home page of this journal in http://www.nursing.gr/index1.html and allows access to article abstracts from the quarterly publication of this journal, as well as access to some articles available free of charge as samples.

Infant, the new journal aimed at the multidisciplinary team that cares for vulnerable sick or premature babies in their first year of life. Published bi-monthly, the journal contains authoritative articles with a clinical or practical bias written by experts in their field.

ITIN is the official journal of the British Computer Society Nursing Specialist Group. It aims to present papers, comment and other materials which are relevant, authoritative and wide ranging in the area of information and communications technologies, directly or indirectly influenced by and/or influencing nursing and the professions allied to medicine, in the UK, Europe and the wider international community.

A personal intermid.co.uk subscription gives you unlimited access for 12 months to over 2000 (and growing) top-quality articles from one of the leading journals in midwifery.

This is a peer reviewed journal. Every published article has been reviewed by members of the editorial board and the editor-in-chief. All articles are archived by Internet Scientific Publications LLC and recognized by The Library of Congress Catalog of Publications.

On this site you can view up to date articles from the current issues of the Journal as well as all the back issues!

Your best resource for the latest advances in family nursing, theory, practice, research and education. The Journal of Family Nursing is a forum for lively debate and critical dialogue on the nursing of families in health and illness.

Orthopaedic nursing is changing at an unprecedented pace and will continue to do so at an accelerated rate in the future. The journal seeks to ensure that orthopaedic nurses, and allied health care professionals, are able to move forward positively and proactively to continually improve their patients' and clients' outcomes at home or in hospital.

The Journal of Trauma Nursing is the official journal of the Society of Trauma Nurses. JTN's mission is to provide original articles and information that reflect the practice of trauma nursing in the areas of clinical practice, education, health policy and administration and research.