Hi Neil,
I tried to start a list a while back:
http://www.assistech.org.uk/doku.php/evidencebase:atjournals
We get a few of these directly (Ability, JAT, AAC, ACNR) and for others I get individual papers from scanning the contents (however this is easier because of our university contracts).. To be honest, the choice is mainly down to cost/relevance.
Happy New Year to all.
Cheers
Simon
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Dear All,
Last thought of my working year!
I wonder if people get various journals at their workplace and why they get that particular one?
Happy New year. Glad we start back on 5th Jan up here!!!
Neil Gregory
Senior Bio-Engineer
WeSTMARC - West of Scotland Mobility and Rehabilitation Centre Southern General Hospital, Glasgow
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