LibGuides: HPA 2320: Psychosocial and Behavioral Aspects of Health: Do We Own It?

Do We Own It?

Research databases often list articles from more sources than the library owns. If you already have a reference to a specific article, or a database record does not link to the full text of an article, how can you find out if the article is available?

E-journals list
Enter the title of the journal to see if the year you need is available online.
Full Text Finder
Enter as much information as you have from the reference to see if it can be matched to an online source.
PITTCat+
Enter the title of the journal to find out if the library owns a print or electronic version. Records for print journals show what years are available and where. Records for electronic journals link to the webpage for the journal.

Alternatively, search PittCat+ for the article itself to see whether the full text is linked to its record.

Ejournals Search

Full Text Finder

Can't Find It?

If we do not have a particular book, article or other resource in our collection, you can borrow it from another campus or local, national or worldwide library through our free interlibrary loan services.

Get It!
Use this to request a book from another Pitt library or Storage. After finding a book, click on the Get It! symbol in the catalog record, and fill out the form. Log in using your University Computing Account (email) username and password.
E-ZBorrow
Borrow an item from one of 70+ other regional libraries -- fast! You will need your Pitt ID number (starts with 2P) to use E-ZBorrow.
Interlibrary Loan (ILL)
If E-ZBorrow doesn’t have what you need, you can order a book or article through the Requests from Other Libraries page. Log in using your University Computing Account (email) username and password.