University of New South Wales - UNSW - Geriatric Medicine Subject Guide

Geriatric Medicine Subject Guide

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Journals

High Impact Journals
These journals have been selected using Journal Citation Reports (JCR), a resource tool for journal evaluation. According to JCR, these journals have a high impact on the literature of this particular subject area when compared with other journals in the field.
Journals of Gerontology Series A-Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences
	MB Vol. 50, no. 4 (July 1995)- Full text available from Vol 50 (May) 1995+
Ageing Research Reviews
	Full text available from Vol 1 (1) 2002+
Mechanisms of ageing and development
	Full text available from 1995+
Experimental Gerontology
	Full text available from 1995+
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
	Full text available form 1996+

Journals held in the UNSW Library Collection

Specific Journal Title
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Journals by Subject Area
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Quick Link to Geriatrics journals held by UNSW Library

Please note: The Library Resources Database will give you a list containing a brief display of each record. The record will tell you the location and which issues of the journal are held, as well as whether the journal has electronic access. Click on the Title and then "Electronic access" hyperlink to go directly through to the e-journal.

Journals not held in the UNSW Library

Search Serials in Australian Libraries (SIAL) , by title for specific journals held in other Libraries. Location codes are listed in the Interlibrary Resource Sharing (ILRS) Directory

Please note: Staff and postgraduate students may request interlibrary loans for materials not held by UNSW Library