Stay up-to-date with your favourite journals using eTOCs

What are eTOCs?

eTOCs are electronic table of contents of journal titles. Journals will often release an eTOC when a new issue is published.

You can sign-up to receive the latest eTOCs via email. So, you get information about the latest research, from your favourite specialist titles, directly to your inbox. You’ll need to register your email address with the publisher or platform where you can access the journal.

Selection of journal titles on display in the Health Library

I’ll be posting more about how you can get eTOCs from our popular journal platforms – look out for more blog posts.

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