The PubMed Database: Viewing Results & Finding Full Text

- ONE ITEM IN A LIST OF SEARCH RESULTS -

A closer look.

1. Title of the article.

2. Authors of the article.

3. Citation for the article.  Title of the journal (Public Health Nurs.); year and month of publication (2019, Jul.); volume (36) and issue (4) numbers; pages (575-586); digital object identifier (10.1111/phn.12603); the prepublication date (2019 Mar 18); and an item number PubMed assigned to this one article (30883888).

4. Part of the abstract or summary of the article.

Click the title of the article to begin finding the full text.

- SAME ITEM AFTER CLICKING THE TITLE OF THE ARTICLE -

On the next screen, some of the same things as above just arranged differently with some extras.

5. Where do the authors work?  Click the + expand link.  The PubMed ID number and DOI are repeated.

6. FULL TEXT LINKS: Click one of the buttons here to find the full text of the article.  There will normally be more than one button.  If you don't find free full text, try another button especially the one shown below.

7. The citation tool button.  Choose a citation style and doublecheck any automatic citations for accuracy.

Collections is a feature that's only available to users with free personal PubMed accounts, MyNCBI accounts.  The Permalink button lets you copy a permanent link to the item.