If you already have a reference to a journal article, you can either search for the article title in MultiSearch. Alternatively, you can check if the Library has the journal by doing a Journal title begins with search on the Library's catalogue. Note that the Library has journals in both print and electronic formats and there are separate catalogue records for these.
When searching for journals on a particular subject do a Subject keyword search in the catalogue. Type in periodicals, along with subject words; e.g.
language disorders periodicals
communicative disorders periodicals
people disabilities communication periodicals
Many databases enable you to set up automatic search alerts. When you create an alert, new records in the database matching your search will be emailed to you.
For key journals, go to the publisher's web site and set up a table-of-contents alert. Each time a new issue is published the table-of-contents will be emailed to you.
Please note that the Library also has print copies of books in this series, including earlier books not available electronically.
To find out what journal title abbreviations stand for use this site:-
NLM Catalog: Journals referenced in the NCBI Databases
When searching in PubMed hold the cursor over the journal title abbreviation to find the full title.
Use MultiSearch or specific databases to find journal articles on a topic. See below for useful databases for Speech and Language Pathology.
You can also find articles by searching in particular journals. See guide home page for a list of key databases