Top resources

These are the Health Sciences Library's most frequently used databases and tools:

AccessMedicine + other Access databases

Core textbooks in medicine, pediatrics, pharmacy, and surgery from McGraw-Hill.

CINAHL Plus with full text (EBSCO)

Research database indexing nursing journals, conference proceedings, and selected books.

ClinicalKey

Full text access to clinical journals, medical textbooks, drug information, practice guidelines, and patient handouts.

Cochrane Library

Collection of databases each containing a type of quality, evidence-based information for healthcare decision-making.

DynaMed

Find answers to clinical questions in this evidence-based medical database, updated daily.

Embase

International biomedical and pharmacological database that is comprehensive in scope, including all of MEDLINE.

EndNote, Mendeley, & RefWorks

Reference management tools that assist with research and make creating bibliographies easy.

Google Scholar

Search tool for the scholarly literature that is configured with links to full text documents licensed by the library.

MEDLINE: OvidSP

The National Library of Medicine's biomedical database using Ovid interface.

PsycINFO

Find articles, dissertations and book chapters in psychology and behavioral health.

PubMed (new interface)

The National Library of Medicine's MEDLINE biomedical database.

Scopus

Search the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature, including scientific journals, books, and conference proceedings.

STAT!Ref

Access to core medical, nursing and pharmacy texts and tools.

UpToDate

Evidence-based clinical decision support tool. Usage may be tracked for CME/CE credit.

Web of Science

Database of core research journals and conference proceedings. Also calculates impact factors for journals.

More databases

Complete list of Health Sciences Library databases, A-Z.