Hi all! Do any of you happen to know of or utilize any programs/e-mailing systems that send you the most recent big time journal publications? For example, whenever any large scale trials or publications are released, the service would send a list of all the titles from all the various journals. Thanks for the help!
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Program/E-mail System for Recent Articles
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There is this great app called twitter that is pretty helpful.
NEJM journal watch psychiatry is less than $100 a year and I like it because includes a brief summary of each article written with clinical practice in mind.
I use Zotero, which has a built-in RSS reader and is also a fairly good (and free) article and citation manager. Most journals publish RSS feeds of their most recent issue, so I just check Zotero every couple of weeks, get the most recent article lists from a bunch of major journals that I follow, and import/save articles that seem interesting. Makes keeping up-to-date on the literature far easier than what I was doing before. There are occasional errors with the RSS feeds, but this is a fairly minor problem.
QXMD is a decent app for this, and you can log in to your library’s proxy to get most as PDF.
QXMD is a decent app for this, and you can log in to your library’s proxy to get most as PDF.
I used QxMD for a bit, but I always had trouble with its ability to remained logged in to my Library's proxy. It also seemed to limit how many articles could be downloaded at a time. Both of these made for a very frustrating experience.