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Intro
Depending on the question you have, you may need to use different resources along the way. To help get you started, use the Finding Information Framework below to see the best places to start answering your questions.
Top Clinical Resources
- Anatomy.tv This link opens in a new windowDetailed multi-layer graphics of all areas of the human body in the 3D Human Functional Anatomy, Speech Language Pathology, and Audiology modules.
- UpToDate This link opens in a new windowAn evidence-based, physician-authored clinical decision support resource designed to inform point-of-care decisions.
Note:Users will need to create an individual account using these instructions - Lippincott Health Library – Physician Assistant Core This link opens in a new windowCollection of textbooks, covering the anatomical and basic sciences, videos to enhance understanding and study, Q&A questions, and a list of the most popular journal articles from leading society publishing partners in the Physician Assistant market (JAAPA and JPAE).
- PubMed This link opens in a new windowA medical and health database developed at the National Library of Medicine (NLM) that provides access and searching for life science journals.
- AccessMedicine Case Files Collection This link opens in a new windowOnline library of clinical cases covering basic science, clinical medicine, and post-graduate level (including Pediatrics, Emergency Medicine, Geriatrics, and more).
Note: If you create a free MyAccess profile for a more personalized experience and remote access, you'll still need to reauthenticate as a JMU user by using this institutional access link on the database list every 90 days
What information do you need?
After working your way through the Framework, click on the resource below to connect to the resource.
- How to Best Find InformationHere is the link for the downloadable version of this file