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What's New in the Index to Chiropractic Literature?


  • View the contents of the most recent issues indexed in ICL

    BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders 2008 link
    Chiropractic & Osteopathy     2007-2008 [ongoing]  link
    Chiropractic History 27(1): Summer 2007  link
    Chiropractic Journal of Australia 37(4): December 2007  link
    Clinical Chiropractic 10(4): December 2007  link
    DC Tracts 19(4): Winter 2007  link
    e-Journal of the Academy of Chiropractic Orthopedists 2007 link
    ICA Review 2007  link
    Journal of Chiropractic Education 22(1): Spring 2008 [includes ACC/RAC abstract titles]  link
    Journal of Chiropractic Humanities  14: 2007  link
    Journal of Chiropractic Medicine  6(4): December 2007  link
    Journal of Clinical Chiropractic Paediatrics 8(1-2): 2007   link
    Journal of Manipulative & Physiological Therapeutics 31(2): February 2008 link
    Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association 5213): March 2008 link
    Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research  2007-2008  [indexing in process] link
    JACA Online   44(9): December 2007  link
    Topics in Diagnostic Radiology and Advanced Imaging 10(1): 2005  link

  • Inclusion Policies for Index to Chiropractic Literature   PDF

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  • Recent upgrades to ICL include:

    1. Ability to download records into personal bibliographic software:
    Users can now download individual or multiple records using the PubMed filter in their software. We have tested this feature in several programs and it works beautifully. This will vastly increase the value of ICL to researchers.

    2. Live links in e-mailed records:
    We implemented the e-mail feature in 2006, but have improved it by offering users live links from their e-mails. Up to now, e-mails contained only text records, not live links.

    3. Display multiple full records:
    Up to now, the display has been of bibliographic records only. Now, users may choose multiple records and display them. They may also e-mail full records rather than just citations.

    4. Live links for authors, subjects and journal titles:
    Full records now display links to authors and subjects, a feature that most databases offer. With a click, users can pull up all the records for an author or subject. Links to journals take users to the journal descriptions in "Journals Indexed".

    5. Order of authors:
    From now on, authors will be displayed in the order in which they are entered, rather than alphabetically. First authors will now appear first, and so on.

    6. Display of elements in the citation:
    We have changed this to conform to common practice.

    7. Sort order of subject headings:
    We had the programmers add extra spaces before and after the slash in subject headings with subheadings, which makes the display in the subject index clearer for users.

  • Chiropract Subject Headings 5th edition, 2006 is now available PDF
    This new version of ChiroSH was edited by Ann Kempke (Northwestern Health Sciences University) and Bethyn Boni (New York Chiropractic College). 
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