Open Access Nursing Journals

Dear All,

 Nursing is a very special area, although there is huge demand of nursing staff within India as well as at International level, our nursing community is facing lack of education resources which will put them at par with International counter parts, it takes extra efforts to ensure that they develop the required skills and competency.

Below please find few of the free E-Journals in your area of interest, I would also recommend that you all should register on MedScape to get additional information.
 

Journal Name

Advanced Nursing Practice

The Open Nursing Journal

Journal of Oncology

International Journal of Nursing and Midwifery

Obstetrics and Gynecology International

International Journal of Pediatrics

Aporia

BMC Nursing

Online Journal of Nursing Informatics

World Wide Wounds

Professional Nursing Today

Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing

Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care

The Internet Journal of Rescue and Disaster Medicine

The Internet Journal of Healthcare Administration

Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice

 This is my sincere effort to contribute in which every way possible to this wonderful society. As a person from information industry I do recommend following products which can be extremely useful for the nursing practitioners, students & faculties:

1. BMJ BestPractice

2. UptoDate

3. Cochrane(Free for India)

Regards

Rajesh

Isabel & BMJ Best Practice a useful combination

Isabel along with BMJ Best Practice a combination to watch for:

Isabel Healthcare has been providing one of the renowned diagnosis decision support application, it provides a resource that integrates with the EMR. While Best Practice provides similar diagnosis support monographs it would be good to see how these products combine together to enhance the patient care.

Isabel Diagnosis Checklist System (IDCS) provides clinicians with checklist of likely diagnosis from its library of 11000 diagnoses and over 4000 drugs, it’s a good near patient or point of care tool.

While BMJ Best Practice would act as knowledge base, Isabel would work as a diagnostic tool which can be integrated with EMR giving a very refined approach to patient care.

Rajesh