STM publisher Thieme Publishing Group, Germany, has redesigned its E-Journals platform, improving usability and technological functions. Medical and health professionals can now access E-Journals wherever they are – in the library, at the office or on the go. With its user-friendly search, E-Journal offers convenient, efficient access to the online content of 150 journals.
The completely re-launched user interface makes the online journal database Thieme E-Journals more user-friendly and easier to navigate. Abstracts, full-text versions, additional material, images and videos are now only a click away. Clear, intuitive icons represent functions like bookmarks or bibliographic information downloads, helping scientists and doctors in hospitals and independent offices integrate the knowledge platform in their daily routines.
At the core of the improved usability are enhanced search options. The new online platform integrates a so-called ‘facet search’. The new ‘image view’ option lets users view only illustrations of their selected articles. This is especially useful in image-focused areas like radiology.
Doctors, scientists, physiotherapists, and other medical professionals can now also access journal articles and other content via their smartphones or mobile online devices. This allows users to research information from anywhere, anytime. They can view illustrations and videos on the go, access articles, etc.
Thieme E-Jounals currently offers digital content from 150 scientific and medical journals. Articles available online cover medicine, chemistry, veterinary medicine and other areas pertaining to health professions including physiotherapy and patient care. In addition, the knowledge platform offers videos, podcasts, and audio files on various medical issues. Content overviews and article abstracts can be accessed free of charge. Full-text versions of individual articles are available for a fee. Individual subscribers can access digital versions of the journals without additional cost. Libraries, research centres, hospitals, or corporations can purchase customised title licenses.
