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Databases & collections: By category

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

Drug information

AusDI

Mobile Devices Website

Australian Medicines Handbook

Mobile DevicesWebsite

(via ClinicalKey)

Drug Information Portal

Mobile DevicesWebsite

AccessMedicine

Mobile DevicesWebsite

E-books and journals

AccessAnesthesiology

Mobile DevicesWebsite

AccessMedicine

Mobile DevicesWebsite

Books@Ovid

Mobile DevicesWebsite

Cambridge Core

Mobile DevicesWebsite


ClinicalKey

AppsSee the dedicated ClinicalKey library guide for more information.Website

LWW Health Library

Mobile DevicesWebsite

Oxford Medicine Online

Mobile DevicesWebsite

Springer Medicine

Mobile DevicesWebsite


Wood Library - Museum of Anaesthesiology

Website

Guidelines and procedures

Therapeutic Guidelines

Website

Trip Database (Pro)

InformationWebsite

ClinicalKey: Clinical Overviews

Mobile DevicesSee the dedicated ClinicalKey library guide for more information.Website

ClinicalKey: Guidelines

Mobile DevicesSee the dedicated ClinicalKey library guide for more information.Website


ClinicalKey: ProceduresConsult

Mobile DevicesSee the dedicated ClinicalKey library guide for more information.Website

Health Systems Evidence

Website

Europe PMC

Website

Health technology

Health Technology Assessment Database

Website

Multimedia

ClinicalKey: Multimedia

Mobile DevicesSee the dedicated ClinicalKey library guide for more information.Website

AccessAnesthesiology

Mobile DevicesWebsite

AccessMedicine

Mobile DevicesWebsite

LWW Health Library

Website

Research

Ovid MEDLINE

InformationWebsite

PubMed

Website

​Informit Health Collection

Website

ERIC

Website


Cochrane Library

Apps

Website

ANZCA Library discovery service

Website

Google Scholar

InformationWebsite

Teaching and learning

AudioDigest

AppsWebsite

LWW Health Library

Website

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