Resources for background questions
Collections of electronic books
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AccessMedicineCollection of medical books, images and videos from McGraw-Hill
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ClinicalKeyCollection of resources from Elsevier; content includes medical texts, clinical guidelines, videos, images, patient education handouts and more
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OhioLINK Electronic Book Center (EBC)Search for e-books from OhioLINK
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WSU Library CatalogSearch for books, journals, media, eBooks, and more from the University Libraries
Selected websites
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Centre for Evidence Based MedicineOxford University; site contains learning materials and a collection of critically appraised topics (CATS)
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Evidence-Based Practiceextensive resource for EBP from Duke University Medical Center Library & Archives
Keeping current
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EvidenceAlertsfrom the BMJ Evidence Centre
Subscribe to this free alerting service.
Choose the specialties you most want to track.
Receive weekly emails alerting you to recently published articles in those specialties.
See how the articles are graded by the McMaster Online Rating of Evidence (MORE) system.
Resources for foreground questions
Point of Care Resources
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BMJ Best PracticeBMJ Best Practice is an evidence-based point-of-care resource regularly updated with the latest research evidence. Includes diagnosis, differential diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention for numerous conditions.
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ClinicalKeyUse Clinical Overviews for concise evidence-based overviews of many major topics.
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ACP Journal Club Archives(1991-2008)
Resources for foreground questions
Clinical Guidelines
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ECRI Guidelines TrustEvidence-based guidelines (previously the National Guidelines Clearinghouse) Register for free access.
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AccessMedicine
Resources for foreground questions
Databases for Original Studies and Systematic Reviews
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Cochrane LibrarySearch the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews for evidence based clinical questions of therapy
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PubMedContains more than 22 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Use special section labeled Clinical Queries for evidence based answers to your clinical questions.
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Trip DatabaseClinical search engine designed to find evidence very quickly from a variety of internet sites (mostly based in the UK).
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SUMSearch 2Clinical search engine simultaneously searches for original studies, systematic reviews, and practice guidelines from various sources. Hosted by University of Kansas.
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