E-Resources Tips

Search by article title, PMID, or DOI

You can search for books, journals, articles, and more by using the most popular resources: PubMed, Scopus, CINAHL, Google Scholar, and Browzine. 

Search ebooks by collection to find out more about each package. 

The library's e-journal list is a searchable, alphabetical list of titles to which our library subscribes.

1. From the library homepage, click on the eBooks & eJournals tab of the main search box. 
2. Search journal title or browse by medical subject. 
3. The results will show which database(s) offer full text access to this journal, and the range of publication dates that each one offers. 

This takes us to the base page of the journal in the selected database. From here, browse by year, volume, and issue or search for article by using the article title.

• Browse list of databases. 
• View all or limit by subject or database type. 
• Popular or New Databases listed in right sidebar. 
• Click more... under each title to find out details about each database. 

Once you have found a database and searched for resources, use the HSCLink to see if we have access. Another option would be to download the LibKey Nomad browser extension. This will allow immediate download for resources. 

Library guides (or libguides) are online support guides, available 24/7.

Search by subject to highlight key resources and find guidance to assist with your research. Search by Subject Expert to find guides created by your liaison.

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