Medical Library Resources

What: Ovid Online includes Journals @Ovid Full Text and Books @Ovid.

  • Books @Ovid: This resource includes full text, references, updates, and graphics from some of the most respected sources in medicine, nursing, and pharmacology.
  • Journals @Ovid: An aggregated online database of all Ovid journals. (FAU subscription provides access to a portion of these journals.)

Where: Access via browser. 

Features: 

  • Books, images, journals, multimedia

Note: Access is limited to 1 or 3 simultaneous users for some content.

What: This guide is for the researcher starting their project and looking to publish. 

Where: Click the following link to access: Publishing Biomedical, Translational, and Public Health Research guide

Features: Video demos, example publications, case reports, graphical/visual abstracts

What: Pubmed is a biomedical literature search engine providing citations and links to full-text articles from Pubmed Central, publisher websites, and the FAU collection. 

Where: Access through browser or app.

How: 

Features: 

  • Books, cases, clinical trials, dictionaries, EBM, guidelines,  journals, mobile app, PICO
  • Clinical Queries, Single Citation Matcher, MeSH [controlled vocabulary] 
  • Email Alerts: MyNCBI provides search alerts

What: 'Read by QxMD' provides a single place to keep up with new medical & scientific research. With institutional authentication, Read seamlessly integrates with FAU holdings to allow one tap access to full text articles. Create collections to share, keywords to follow, and earn CME credits. 

Where: Access through browser or app.

How: Click here for additional support material. 

Features: 

  • CME, journals
  • Follow keywords, create collections, share with colleagues
  • One click institutional authentication for full text articles within the FAU Libraries' collection

What: Supports research at all levels by helping to guide users through every step of the research process. From a quick dictionary definition, a case study example from a researcher in the field, a downloadable teaching dataset, a full-text title from the Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences series, or a video tutorial showing research in action.

Where: Access via Browser.

Features: Datasets, Methods Map, Foundations (research concepts and methods), Little Green Books for quantitative research methods, Little Blue Books for qualitative research, Mixed Methods. Provides knowledge support for a meta-analysis, systematic review, literature review. 

What: Guide created by the FAU Libraries' Scholarly Communication Services to help with a range of issues such as copyright, Open Access (OA), Open Educational Resources (OER), and journal/research impact. 

Where:  Click here to access the Scholarly Communication Services guide. 

What: Guide created by the FAU Libraries' Scholarly Communication Services to help choose a journal or publisher and identify predatory/deceptive publishers. 

Where:  Click here to access the Scholarly Publishing Guide

Features: Journal directories, Disciplinary indexes, Journal selection services, Open Access, Journal/ Research Impact, Predatory Publishers, Scholarly Publishing, Researcher Profile & Identifier Management

What: Modular solution that lets you visualize your organization’s research performance, benchmark it against peers, and identify emerging research trends. 

Where: Access via browser.

How:

Features: 

  • Access to the research performance of over 24,000 research institutions. 
  • Researcher metrics & indicators
  • 6 modules: Overview, Benchmarking, Collaboration, Trends, Grants, Impact 

What: Comprehensive, multidisciplinary, trusted abstract and citation database.

Where: Access via browser 

How: 

Features:

  • Journal Articles, Citations, and Abstracts
  • Document-level metrics, Journal-level metrics, Author metrics, and PlumX Metrics.

What: SpringerLink provides access to scholarly journals in business, law, medicine, humanities, science, and social science disciplines. Also, includes some e-books published by Springer.

Where: Access via browser.