Read by QxMD provides a single place to discover new research, read outstanding topic reviews and search PubMed.
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Recommendation: This app is ideal for tracking newly-published articles and claiming time spent for CPD purposes.
Download the Read by QxMD app:
You can download the app through the QxMD website:
https://www.qxmd.com/apps/read-by-qxmd-app
Or via one of these links:
iOS (iTunes App Store) - Access: Free
Android (Google Play) - Access: Free
Web app - Access: Free
Signing in:
Once you have downloaded the app, ANZCA users are required to create a personal user account (see next section), which will allow you to keep up-to-date on your specialist topics, favourite journals and so on.
Setting up institutional/full-text access:
Reading articles:
User accounts can be used to personalise access, set up notifications and download PDF content for the Read by QxMD app.
Setting up institutional/full-text access:
Already have the Read by QxMD app installed? Set up full-text access and download PDF content/request articles.
Setting up institutional/full-text access:
It is possible to set up the Read by QxMD app to send SMS-style alerts/email notifications based on a whole range of settings, including publication of articles related to chosen specialties, journals, collections and keywords.
Download your accreditation certificate.
Note: For Australian and New Zealand CPD participants, the certificate now includes the claimable time proportion.
Add articles to a Collection
Share a Collection
The collection can now be selected by other users (see Notifications/Alerts box).
To Follow a Collection
Note: This assumes the user has downloaded the app and created a profile.
It is possible to request articles via the Read by QxMD app.
Note: Please ensure you have set up institutional access/full-text access (see Download & access instructions) before attempting to request articles.
ANZCA's Institutional Edition of Read by QxMD allows the ANZCA Library to create "campaigns" to promote significant published research papers to its over 2100 ANZCA & FPM users.
The papers contained in the campaign display as Promoted Research and is highly visible when the user logs into the Read by QxMD app or receives an alert email.
Users are then able to link through to the full-text (where available) or request an article via document delivery if there is no full-text available via the ANZCA library.
To date Read by QxMD campaigns for promoted papers has resulted in 42,732 impressions and 1800 direct views.
Previous campaigns have included:
If you are interested in setting up a Read by QxMD campaign for your paper/s or research project, then contact the ANZCA library via the library feedback form.
Access via your desktop
It is possible to access Read by QxMD on your desktop:
CPD information
ANZCA-related collections
There are two research-related collections maintained for the benefit of ANZCA:
Both collections can be followed, ensuring users receive notifications of any new publications added to either collection.
2 minute reads (trending articles summaries)
To add: Go to the Collections button and search for 2 minute + the specialty - for example: 2 minute anesthesiology - and then select the collection. This will be add a tick so that it appears under your Collections button.
Interested in providing input for Collections or hosting journal clubs? Join the Contributor Network to work with QxMD's team to help make it happen.
Staying current with Read by QxMD
A quick look at all the features included on 'Read by QxMD' including one-tap to access, customized collections and a powerful search engine (includes new article alerts).
Duration: 1:22 mins.
Tips & tricks
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