Published by the American College of Physicians but also useful for non-physican healthcare providers

• Truly evidenced-based
• Defines the current standard of care
• Frequently updated (Monthly Content Updates and Module Additions)
• Consistently structured for rapid access
• Search or browse by organ system
• Integrated drug reference (AHFS DI Essentials)
• Topics are selected based upon prevalence in clinical settings.
• Evidence gathered by literature review and evaluated based on formal criteria.
• The level of evidence for each recommendation is displayed clearly.
• Includes topics in complementary and alternative medicine, ethical and legal issues and procedures.

Contained in each module are criteria for treatment, rationale for each practice, and extensive reference lists which link to the article abstracts in PubMed.

Additional information for patients and health care providers on diagnosis, treatment, consultation, follow-up and specific web links for further information.

Requires username and password obtained from your hospital library manager.

Health Reference Center Academic provides professional content for primary care providers, nurses, and other clinical staff as well as personal and consumer health information. Searches can be limited to refereed or peer reviewed journals, to full text, by date or by specific journal.

• Peer-reviewed journals in medicine, health, nursing and allied health and other health-related areas with backfiles to 1980
• Videos of medical procedures and live surgeries from OR-Live
• More than 2,500 topical overviews from Clinical Reference Systems

New York Online Virtual Electronic Library (NOVEL) funded resource.

Your Journals @Ovid is a searchable database of full text journals published by Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins available to your hospital as part of a statewide shared subscription. The 100+ title collection (also called My Subscriptions)includes archives of back issues and pre-print contents including all charts and graphics with internal linking for cited references.

The larger Journals@Ovid Full-Text collection of 2,300+ titles (AKA All Ovid Journals) allows you to access the tables of contents, abstracts and references for journals from many other publishers, as well as the same full text articles in the smaller MY Subscription collection of LWW content. If you need an article from the larger collection, contact your library manager.

Includes OVID Medline full searching capability with integrated online content links.

Requires username and password obtained from your hospital library manager.

Journals can be identified through title searches or by subject categories but the journal content is not searchable through this resource. A great tool for finding what full text titles are available to you.
Use PubMed for article content searching.

Browse by selecting SUBJECT > HEALTH SCIENCES > then CHOOSE SPECIALTY or area of interest. You can also search for specific words in the title, exact title, begins with...

After authenticating (using the "fulltext" "journals" ID and password), you will be able to link directly to full text content within different resources and view the latest articles or issues.

Full text, fully searchable current edition of Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine PLUS:

Integrated Guide to Drugs: medication indications, dosages, contraindications, and drug classes, as well as patient handouts in English and Spanish.

Lab values of clinical importance charts

Diagnosaurus- differential diagnosis tool

Grand Rounds, Hot Topics, medical news, book highlights, Emergency Medicine Photo Gallery,

Customizable Patient Ed Notes: Each one describes a common medical problem, in language patients will appreciate, and typically includes clear, basic advice.

Requires username and password obtained from your hospital library manager.

Requires username and password obtained from your hospital library manager.

Requires username and password obtained from your hospital library manager.

MedlinePlus is a free web-based resource (sponsored by the National Library of Medicine, a unit of the National Institutes of Health) providing current, accurate, commercial-free and reliable health information to consumers and healthcare professionals. English and espanol

Health information in more than 40 languages and Tutorial: Understanding Medical Words

Easy-To-Read and Low Vision options in Health Topics

Prescription and over-the-counter medications, herbs and supplements from National Standard with levels of evidence.

Senior Health also features ways to enlarge text, enhance contrast and enable audio for selected text.

More than 19,000 drugs are included. The search box in the middle of the page lets you search many resources simultaneously. A spellchecker is provided.

The portal covers drugs from the time they are entered into clinical trials (Clinicaltrials.gov) through their entry in the U.S. market place (Drugs@FDA). Many drugs in other countries are covered, but not as thoroughly as U.S. drugs. The PubMed link provides medical literature describing research, and TOXLINE provides toxicology literature. Resources such as MedlinePlus provide easy to read summaries of the uses and efficacy of a drug.

Search results include links to related drug information in MedlinePlus®, AIDSinfo®, Medline/PubMed®, LactMed, HSDB®, Dietary Supplements Labels Database, TOXLINE®, DailyMed®, ClinicalTrials.gov, PubChem, NIAID Anti-HIV/OI Database, ChemIDplus®, Drugs@FDA, DEA, and USA.gov .

Requires username and password obtained from your hospital library manager.

Current journal issues and archives back to 2003

Evidence-based Guidelines and Expert Panel Guidelines