At Nursing Research, the journal homepage supported by the myLWW platform links readers with dynamic content using web-delivery modes.
First, the site is designed for personalization. You can create your own collections of content and save your searches. Second, the site supports continuous connectivity on your own terms. For example, look for the universal orange Really Simple Syndication (RSS) logo. Use RSS to find out what fellow scientists have read recently by having “most viewed” or “most emailed” article titles sent to your blackberry or pc on the schedule you want. Another indispensible feature is the electronic Table of Contents (eTOC). Activation of the eTOC option sends current issue contents for your journal favorites directly to your e-mail in-box. Another new characteristic of the webpage is increased merging of print and on-line content distribution. Watch Publish Ahead of Print (PAP)—the on-line posting of high-profile articles as soon as possible following acceptance to provide faster access to the newest research in nursing.
The Nursing Research homepage facilitates timely exchange of the newest ideas and findings among scientists and the practitioners and policymakers who use the information to improve direct patient care and systems of nursing services.
Create or use your existing myLWW account to access features available only to subscribers. Customize the Nursing Research site to enhance your scientific work. Current subscribers who need to create an account should have the mailing label from their present issue on hand. Readers who are not subscribers may activate a subscription by clicking on Subscribe Now! Take part in our new “cooperative adventure” in scientific communication at Nursing Research.
Adapted from Susan Henly’s editorial in Nursing Research, 58(3), 149.
