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Palliative Care: Research and Treatment Now on SCOPUS

Posted Thu, May, 31,2012

We’re pleased to announce that Palliative Care: Research and Treatment is now indexed by SCOPUS and journal content will be available there soon.

SCOPUS is the world’s largest collection of peer-reviewed literature and abstracts, with over 45.5 million records available online from 18,000 journals.

Libertas understands the importance of indexing with SCOPUS and the inclusion of Palliative Care: Research and Treatment in this database will greatly improve the visibility of articles published in this journal.

SCOPUS is now added to the growing list of databases that Palliative Care: Research and Treatment is listed with:

  • British Nursing Index

  • Chinese Electronic Periodical Service

  • Directory of Open Access Journals

  • EBSCO Academic Search Complete

  • EBSCO CINAHL Complete

  • Gale Academic OneFile

  • Gale Health Reference Centre

  • Gale InfoTrac Custom Journals

  • Google Scholar

  • Index Copernicus

  • OAlster

  • ProQuest Health & Medical Complete

  • SCOPUS

  • Socolar

Visit the Palliative Care: Research and Treatment homepage and view the Editor in Chief's call for papers

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