If know the exact title of the article you need then you can try searching directly by using the "Articles" search tab.
Or if you have a topic just enter a few keywords into the search box to retrieve articles on that subject. Always remember for more detailed systematic searching it's best to search the databases outlined below.
Databases are subject based search engines that enable you to search across a large number of journals at the same time. Most of the journals will be "peer-reviewed" - meaning that before an article is published it has usually been reviewed by at least one and often two specialists in the subject. Below is a list of key databases for health management (click on the database name to access it).
It is always best to carry out your own literature search however if you are struggling to find relevant literature or are pushed for time you can request a literature search online.
Example:-
Review the literature on patient involvement in cancer care.
Concept 1: cancer care OR cancer services OR palliative care OR end-of-life care
AND
Concept 2: patient involvement OR patient participation