ANZCA Library subscribes to 14,000+ e-books, with access to an additional 6000+ open-access titles. You can access e-books in several ways:
ACCESS the most popular e-books:ICM essentials list
SEARCH for e-books using theDiscovery service
ACCESS the complete A-Z e-books list:Browse
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How to access e-resources
Your CICM Member Portal Username and Password is required to access ANZCA Library e-resources
Having trouble logging into e-resources? Try emptying your browser cache, closing and reopening your browser, and trying again.
Forgotten your CICM Member Portal password? Try resetting your password
Want to make recommend-ations, report issues, or to give general feedback? Contact CICM
The BrowZine app allows you to browse & access the entire CICM via ANZCA e-journal collection through one simple interface. It's the perfect “armchair-reading” app for catching up with your favourite journals.
See our BrowZine guide for more information
Journals/articles access issues: There is currently a widespread issue impacting numerous CICM journal/article resource links. Many journal/article links are failing to resolve properly during authentication, causing jumpstart errors.
If a link fails to resolve properly during authentication, close the newly opened tab and click the original link again.
ALL ANZCA library's e-books are now accessible through the CICM VIA ANZCA library's discovery service. Simply enter a keyword search for a particular title or topic, and select the
button to access the full-text.
Searching for a specific title? Try selecting the In Title option from the search box drop-down when searching within the discovery service.
Want to refine a result list to show just e-books? Then simply select the eBook filter in the Item Format section of the left sidebar:
User profiles can be used to download book chapter PDFs, save searches, create alerts and enable mobile access for the ClinicalKey app.
It is possible to download most book chapters within ClinicalKey to read offline.
In order to download PDFs, you will need to create a separate ClinicalKey user profile [personal account] (see separate section). Once created, just log into using the link in the top-right of screen.
Note: This does not apply to journal article PDFs.
Try the ICM essentials list for our 50+ most popular ICM titles.