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Databases & collections: Overview

ANZCA library provides access to a range of specialised medical and education databases and collections. You can access these in several different ways:

BROWSE the most popular databases and collections below
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CHECK OUT the latest databases and collections on ourTrials page

AccessAnesthesiology



AccessMedicine



AusDI



AudioDigest



The Cochrane Library



Looking for help? Browse webinars, user guides and short training videos to find the resource you need to get the most out of the Cochrane Library.

Cochrane podcasts deliver the latest Cochrane evidence in audio format, allowing you to stay up-to-date on newly-published reviews wherever you are.

Covidence



Database syntax for searching

Flinders University library have produced a database syntax guide to assist with the searching of most major databases.

ClinicalKey



Ovid Medline



PubMed



Therapeutic Guidelines


Trip Database (Pro)



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