If the Library owns the title, you will see the catalog listing for it. That link will take you to the Table of Contents for the proper journal issue, and from there to full text if it is presently available. Do a title search. For titles to which there is electronic access, there may be links to the full text via Ovid , MD Consult , or the publisher's site. Before you leap out of the catalog, look to see if a password is required, and what it is.
Some sites do require a library ID and password.
MD Consult requires your personal password each time. This will let you know the number of e-journals in your specialty that are available via UAMS Library access. You can follow the links to the full-text journals from there, too. This whole process may seem troublesome, but many people have found it extremely helpful when they need an article in a hurry. The Interlibrary Loan Department can now provide electronic desktop delivery of documents via Prospero.