College of Medicine Resources

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.

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.
To access ClinicalKey from off campus you must set up a personal account. To do this from off campus:
1. Login to the vpn (https://www.uc.edu/about/ucit/get-connected/vpn.html)
2. Once logged in, navigate to ClinicalKey (http://www.clinicalkey.com/)
3. At the top right, click on register, and create an account w/ your UC email
4. Login to the account.
5. Once logged in click on your username at the top right, and then select Remote Access
6. Enter your UC email and select ok. A confirmation email will be sent to your UC email.
7. Navigate to this email and activate remote access.
In future sessions, login to your account to access the ClinicalKey resources remotely.
If you are on campus, you can navigate to ClinicalKey without logging into the VPN.

Wiley Cochrane Library is a collection of databases containing high-quality, independent evidence to inform healthcare decision-making. The Cochrane Library includes the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (CDSR), the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL), and Cochrane Clinical Answers. It can be searched for a particular topic or disease and will return results on clinical trials, reviews, methods, studies, and clinical answers, and is suited for use as supplemental course materials at the undergraduate and graduate levels, for technology assessments and economic evaluations.

Go to DynaMed Plus™ for answers to clinical questions. Content is written by a world-class team of physicians who synthesize the evidence and provide objective analysis.

Lexicomp Online is a collection of clinical databases and clinical decision support tools that provides users with an extensive medical library. It provides clear, concise, point-of-care drug information, including dosing, administration, warnings and precautions, as well as clinical content, such as clinical practice guidelines, IV compatibility from Trissel's 2 Clinical Pharmaceutics Database, and other tools.

Natural Medicines provides high quality¸ evidence-based information on dietary supplements (including herbs¸ vitamins¸ and minerals)¸ functional foods¸ diets¸ complementary practices (modalities)¸ exercises¸ and medical conditions

A point-of-care clinical resource that includes Quick Lessons and Evidence-based Care Sheets; drug information; practice guidelines; customizable patient education handouts¸ care plans¸ and more.

TRIP was created in 1997 to bring together all the evidence-based healthcare resources available on the Internet.

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.

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.

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.
To access ClinicalKey from off campus you must set up a personal account. To do this from off campus:
1. Login to the vpn (https://www.uc.edu/about/ucit/get-connected/vpn.html)
2. Once logged in, navigate to ClinicalKey (http://www.clinicalkey.com/)
3. At the top right, click on register, and create an account w/ your UC email
4. Login to the account.
5. Once logged in click on your username at the top right, and then select Remote Access
6. Enter your UC email and select ok. A confirmation email will be sent to your UC email.
7. Navigate to this email and activate remote access.
In future sessions, login to your account to access the ClinicalKey resources remotely.
If you are on campus, you can navigate to ClinicalKey without logging into the VPN.

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.