LibGuides: Physical Therapy Research: PT Journals

Journals A-Z

A-Z Journal Title Search
A list of journals searchable by title and by subject. PT journals are listed under subject - Physical Therapy. Journal listings indicate SFCC library holdings, and in which databases to search.

Finding Journals

Journals @ WSU
Search by journal title or by subject. PT journals are listed under the subject: Physical Therapy. Journal listings indicate WSU library holdings, and in which databases to search. Only WSU student's and faculty have off campus access to the article databases.

PT Journals

PT Journals

The journals listed below are accessible and searchable on PubMed, CINAHL and a few on ProQuest. The linked journals below will take you to the publisher's website and in many cases, to Table of Contents for individual issues, as well as article abstracts and citations.

APTA Magazine Access issues online with your membership to APTA
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
European Journal of Trauma
Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT)
Journal of Rehabilitation
JRRD: Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development
Physical and Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics
Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy Databases

Inter-library Loan (ILL)

When the article isn't full-text...

Not all articles are available in full-text on the databases you search. When this happens, use our interlibrary loan (ILL) service to request the article. It will be delivered to your email for free. Plan ahead, interlibrary loan requests can take up 2-3 days or more for delivery.

ILL Service through SFCC Library
1. Please send all your journal article requests to me through Canvas email or to my campus email at mary.nagel@sfcc.spokane.edu

2. Provide the full citation of each journal article instead of just the .url to it. Include your full name and your personal email address. Here’s an example of an article request:

Yu P-A, Hsu W-H, Hsu W-B, et al. The effects of high impact exercise intervention on bone mineral density, physical fitness, and quality of life in postmenopausal women with osteopenia: A retrospective cohort study. Medicine. 2019;98(11).

Your full name
Your personal email address

Not providing the complete article citations may cause delays in processing your request. However, if you’re not easily finding the full article citation, send what is available and I’ll do my best.