More free content added to global health digital libraries
Research4Life, the umbrella initiative over HINARI, OARE, AGORA and ARDI, announced recently that 7,000 new Elsevier e-books are now available in the digital libraries they make available.
HINARI and its sister programs provide an essential means of access to peer-reviewed, scientific content to those in eligible developing countries. In order to use HINARI, the institution itself has to be eligible and register for access.
For more information on HINARI, please see the Duke-created HINARI training site or the HINARI information site.
HINARI and its sister programs provide an essential means of access to peer-reviewed, scientific content to those in eligible developing countries. In order to use HINARI, the institution itself has to be eligible and register for access.
For more information on HINARI, please see the Duke-created HINARI training site or the HINARI information site.
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