Click on the full-text links and icons that appear in the database. The links are often named "Volter". To identify access, make sure you are logged into the database via the library's website.
Copy the name of the article you need. Paste the article title into the Google Scholar search box. Sometimes it is necessary to include quotation marks around the name of the article to search for a phrase that occurs consecutively. For example, "Nurse leaders as managers of ethically sustainable caring cultures". Google Scholar locates material from both paid databases to which an organisation subscribes and from open access repositories.
University students and staff can request free copies of journal articles from the National Repository Library in Kuopio. Please check whether the National Repository Library has the issue of the journal you need. Please include the exact publication details of the article with your order. You can collect a paper copy of the article you have ordered from the Feeniks Library Customer Service Desk.
You can check whether other university libraries have access to the material you need. Local access is available from library computers that have already been registered for use by customers.
However, if the material is not available in local libraries, it may be available for interlibrary loan from other parts of the world. Articles can be ordered through the interlibrary loan service.
