LibGuides: SOM Mobile Resources: Journals

Journal Apps

= iPhone, = iPad, = Android

Name	Cost	Device Type	Description	Notes
BrowZine	Free		A customizable reading app. Allows you to browse, read, and keep track of your favorite journals. You can create a customized bookshelf of journals, browse table of contents as new issues are published, and access the full text of articles to which Northwell Health and the Zucker School of Medicine subscribes plus any open access articles.	Full-text access is available for the School of Medicine/Northwell collection. Click here (Hofstra) or here (Northwell) for installation and registration instructions.
Docphin	Free		A customizable journal reading app. Allows you to follow your favorite journals, search PubMed, and access over 1,000 landmark articles by specialty, topic, or drug class.	Full-text access is only available for the Hofstra, Axinn Library's collection and not the School of Medicine/Northwell collection.
EbscoHost	Library Subscription		A major indexing resource for academic literature. Use this app to get access to CINAHL.	Must authenticate the app through Ebscohost first.
NEJM This Week	Free		The latest medical research findings, review articles, and editorial opinion on a wide variety of topics of importance to biomedical science and clinical practice, from the most trusted name in medicine - The New England Journal of Medicine.	The app provides free access to articles published in the last 7 days and selected videos, images, and audio. To access more New England Journal of Medicine articles, visit the library website.
PubMed on Tap	Fee-based ($2.99). PubMed on Tap Lite is free.		App that searches PubMed and PubMed Central to find, display, and import reference information.
PubMed4Hh	Free		App for discovering relevant health information at the National Library of Medicine. Developed by the National Library of Medicine.
QxMD Read	Free		A customizable journal reading app. Provides a simple interface that drives discovery and seamless access to the medical literature (if subscribed) by reformatting it into a personalized digital journal.	Full-text access is only available for the Hofstra, Axinn Library's collection and not the School of Medicine/Northwell collection.