Top Picks
Here are some of the most used resources for questions related to disease/harm, diagnosis, or treatment.
- Access Medicine This link opens in a new windowMedicine e-books with authoritative and current medical data and topics.
- PubMed This link opens in a new windowBiomedical literature, life science journals, and online books.
- Stedman's Medical DictionaryScroll down to the third row to access Stedman's Medical Dictionary.
Topic Overview
- Access Medicine This link opens in a new windowMedicine e-books with authoritative and current medical data and topics.
- antimicrobe.org This link opens in a new windowAntimicrobe is the most comprehensive authoritative database for infectious diseases and antimicrobial agents today.
- PsychiatryOnline Premium Package This link opens in a new windowIncludes access to the DSM Library (Including DSM-5) and textbooks in psychiatry.
- SpringerLink This link opens in a new windowE-books including the following disciplines: Medicine & Public Health, Life Sciences, Biomedicine, Social Sciences, and Science.
- Stedman's Medical DictionaryScroll down to the third row to access Stedman's Medical Dictionary.
- Taylor & Francis E-books This link opens in a new windowE-books including the following disciplines: Behavioral Science, Bioscience, Medicine, and Physical Sciences books.
- Thieme MedOne Education This link opens in a new windowE-books including guides, color atlases, clinical tests, diagnosis information, and more.
Literature Reviews and Guidelines
- PubMed This link opens in a new windowUse the following PubMed features to find different types of research literature.
Article Types Filters: Click "Customize" under "Article Type" and add "Review", "Systematic Review", "Meta-Analysis", and/or "Practice Guideline" (depending on what you're looking for). Click "Show". These Article Types should now be visible in the left-hand menu. Click on your preferred Article Type to narrow the results.
Clinical Queries: On the PubMed.gov homepage, click "Clinical Queries" under "PubMed Tools". This is another way to create a focused search for clinical questions. - Cochrane Library This link opens in a new windowConduct a search and limit your results to "Review" and "Other Reviews" on the left-hand menu.
- Trip Medical DatabaseTrip is a clinical search engine designed to find and use high-quality research evidence including literature reviews and guidelines.
Primary Research
- PubMed This link opens in a new windowUse the following PubMed features to find different types of research literature.
Article Types Filters: Click "Customize" under "Article Type" and add "Review", "Systematic Review", "Meta-Analysis", and/or "Practice Guideline" (depending on what you're looking for). Click "Show". These Article Types should now be visible in the left-hand menu. Click on your preferred Article Type to narrow the results.
Clinical Queries: On the PubMed.gov homepage, click "Clinical Queries" under "PubMed Tools". This is another way to create a focused search for clinical questions.
- Cochrane CENTRALThe Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) is a highly concentrated source of reports of randomised and quasi-randomised controlled trials.