Amalia - there's not a great deal, but some, if you relate it to the discipline of nursing. The problem you might be finding is that there are other terms than just scientific journal clubs to describe the same thing in other disciplines.

Thanks Dean! You are right... However, I have found some scientific journal clubs (using this term) operating at differents universities, but there´s not available literature about these... I´ll continue seraching...

Good luck with it Amalia!!

Following Dean's suggestion, try Googleing: ecology journal reading group

I do not think they exist for other disciplines.

@Federico: I disagree. Google: physics journal club, chemistry journal club, maths journal club, ... project management journal club.

I agree with Ian. For most disciplines there should be at least a few resources that relate to peer support publication forums.

A Journal Club is an under-utilised tool, especially outside the medical field, and should be encouraged even in this digital age and open access.

Historical literature is also minimal outside the medical field.

They are Ian - and they sure should be encouraged. Where they are implemented though - they are often short-lived events. The trick is in driving and sustaining the initial drive.

Thank you! Your opinions have been very useful for me.

I think that you will be interested in what was going on at BYU in the U.S.A concerning a biochemistry journal club "JC" in which postgraduate students were encouraged to attend by offering them credits. Not many universities are active in JCs in chemistry, as I noticed through the years.

http://www.chem.byu.edu/graduate-students/student-resources/journal-club-requirement/

Thanks!