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Don’t forget about LibKey Nomad, our useful tool to help you find our subscribed resources while you roam the internet. LibKey Nomad is a simple browser extension that helps you obtain quick access to our subscriptions—even if you aren’t currently logged into our proxy or the resource itself! Install Nomad in your desktop browser of […]

Have you ever wondered what journals the library has for your discipline? What databases you should be using? How to format a search phrase? If so, you’re in luck! The info you’re looking for is waiting for you on a research guide built your librarian just for you! (and other folks in your discipline) The […]

Lonely, sad, lost and misplaced. Broken, not working, network and sometimes user error. Printing, scanning, punching holes and stapling. And oh, so much more…. Our Information Desk has become known as the place to go when you don’t know where else to go. Jan Gunderson, with Sandy Christianson’s help, manages the desk and all the […]

New research, data, and guidelines are being published at an overwhelming rate and it can be a challenge to stay on top of everything while studying and/or working with students and patients. However, this influx of information can be managed by a variety of resources, including point-of-care information tools. We all know about the “other” […]

We’ve happy to announce that we’ve been able to add a few new resources for both SMHS and CNPD students and employees and our volunteer faculty to use for their research needs. First up are our latest additions to our pediatric offerings: Pediatrics in Review Hospital Pediatrics NeoReviews AAP Grand Rounds AAP News We’ve subscribed […]

Has your doctor recently ordered a test or screen procedure? Would you like to review information on how the test will be performed and how the results are interpreted? Or as a physician, do you need plain language material to use for patient education? MedlinePlus, a service offered through the National Library of Medicine is […]

AccessMedicine from McGraw Hill is another of the many resources provided to you by SMHS Library Resources. Unlike other tools though, this one comes with a variety of different options which will help you through all stages of your time with SMHS. Whether you’re looking for textbooks during your first year of med school, test […]

ClinicalKey, is available to all UND medical students, residents, and employees and has a variety of tools to help make sure you are practice ready. Use the search box at the top of the page to search for articles, guidelines, overviews, and more on specific topics or browse the clinical content boxes on the bottom […]

Now that the holidays are behind us, it’s time to get back down to business. Are you preparing for exams? Don’t forget about the specialized study tools provided through Library Resources! You can find links to question banks from several sources on the Exam Preparation Research Guide. Medical students – Check out BoardVitals, AccessMedicine, and LWW […]

VisualDx, originally created as a dermatological database, has grown to support much more and should be one of the primary decision support tools in your medical toolbelt. VisualDx, located under “Quick Links” on our home page, is a database of dermatologic, infectious, and drug-induced diseases and is also available as a mobile app for quick […]