Research Guides: Resident and Fellow Access to UC eResources: Books

eBook Collections in the Health Sciences

A-Z HSL eBook List

AccessMedicine
Access limited to UC Academic Health Center users. AccessMedicine is an online collection of key medical reference texts that provide authoritative and current medical data. Medical news, updates, patient education information, a diagnostic tool, and an integrated drug database with information about dosages, trade names, and pricing are also part of this resource. Searching is available across the entire suite of basic sciences and clinical texts.
AccessPharmacy
Access limited to UC Academic Health Center users. AccessPharmacy allows students to select a core curriculum topic, browse by organ system, and review textbooks or search across leading pharmacy online references. Integrated case studies, care plans, self-assessment tools, and NAPLEX review help students to develop and track key skills.
AccessSurgery
This comprehensive online surgery resource enhances medical knowledge and delivers quick answers to surgical inquiries.
APhA PharmacyLibrary
PharmacyLibrary¸ from the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) features content from APhA's authoritative textbooks¸ an interactive NAPLEX review¸ case studies¸ article abstracts from the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association and a variety of news sources.

ClinicalKey Access

Create a personal account using your UC email address to access ClinicalKey.

To set this up from off campus:
Set up https://mydesk.uc.edu/
Then go to ClinicalKey http://www.clinicalkey.com/ to set up a personal account
ClinicalKey personal account Instructions: https://bit.ly/3goYbZF
While creating the personal account, click on “Remember me”.

Once the personal account is set up and the user is logged in, any link to ClinicalKey should open without the need to log in again. Please note: periodically ClinicalKey requires you to log into your personal account again or change your password to maintain access.

ClinicalKey
Access limited to UC Academic Health Center users. Off Campus Access :set up and create
a ClinicalKey personal account using your UC email address. Then log into your ClinicalKey personal account.
ClinicalKey personal account instructions.

This collection includes medical books, textbooks current journals, practice guidelines, patient handouts, and drug information from Clinical Pharmacology. CME credits via the Cleveland Clinic. This resource is specifically designed to support physicians in evidence-based clinical care and clinical education, and also supports researchers and instructors with an included presentation builder for use with images and videos.
Bookshelf (National Center for Biotechnology Information)
Bookshelf is a collection of biomedical books that the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) is adapting for the web in collaboration with authors and publishers. The books can be accessed by searching the books directly or by links from PubMed abstracts.
LWW Health Library
Access limited to UC Academic Health Center users. This Basic & Anatomical Sciences collection includes the most commonly required textbooks and multimedia assets for use in medical sciences programs. There are hundreds of cases and multimedia such as videos, animations, and quiz banks. The web-responsive design adjusts to the device in use.

SpringerLink Pharmacy
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Browse by subject or search within this ebook collection
Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology Online
Best access via Firefox or Edge. If using Chrome, may need to empty cache to access.

Concurrent users: unlimited
Printing parameters: page or section

STAT!Ref (Medical) at TDS Health
Access limited to UC Academic Health Center users. An online ebook library for medical students and professionals.
STAT!Ref (Nursing) at TDS Health
Access limited to UC Academic Health Center users. An online ebook library for nursing students and professionals.

Find Books at UC

Find books in print at UC or books at other Ohio libraries.

Not at UC?

Borrow print books or request articles using the online request system ILLiad.

Log in using your UC central login
First time users will be prompted to fill in a profile. The "M number" is on your UC ID card in the upper left corner. Enter the M number so it looks like this: M12345678