JAMAevidence: User Resources

The search feature in JAMAevidence is simple and easy to use. You can learn more about the search feature at this link.

Search:

• In JAMAevidence, you can search for resources across all content types
• Auto-suggest appears as you type (can be disabled)
• You can "phrase search" using quotations
• Get the same search results by combining terms together or by using AND
  • e.g., spectrum bias = spectrum AND bias

Search Builder:

To the left of your search results, search builder allows you to:

• Focus the search by modifying your terms (keyword, title, author, ISBN)
• Filter results by format (chapter, tables, images, multimedia, etc.)
• Select textbooks to see results by specific titles 
• Narrow results by topics

Federated Search:

A federated search expands your results from JAMAevidence to include results from other McGrawHill Medical sites. 

• Use the dropdown menu to the left of the search bar to select federated search
• Search builder elements above apply
• Green dot indicates the item is available in your subscription 

Faculty can link to content in JAMAevidence through their LMS using the durable URLs found in the browser of all text and chapter content and multimedia. For a tutorial on how to link to content in JAMAevidence via durable URLs, please visit the Access User Center at this link.

With our content maps, our digital medical resources are matched with academic curriculum or professional specialty needs for a specific audience (i.e., medical students, advanced practice nursing students, emergency medicine students, practicing clinicians, etc.). Resources highlighted in content maps include entire books, book chapters, quick references, multimedia, cases, and question banks. General content maps for faculty and students pair key MH resources with curriculum accreditation standards for specialty clinical education (i.e., undergraduate medical, family nurse practitioner, nurse midwifery, clinical nurse specialist, etc.). Customized content maps can be created on a case-by-case basis and are specific to an institution’s educational program or professional needs.

Explore our dynamic list of content maps on the Access User Center.

Hypothes.is is a free platform annotation tool in JAMAevidence. To learn more, select the PDF guide link below or watch a tutorial on the Access User Center at this link.