Medicine: Home

What is this guide about?

This guide brings together some research resources for Medicine, including databases & journals, major reference works and other key sources. Different types of resources are available via the navigation bar, to the left. There is a linked guide that will also help you find relevant evidence-based clinical resources.

For further assistance with finding research materials, please contact Christy Ballard, Subject Librarian for Preventive and Social Medicine. 

This guide is always a work in progress, so we welcome suggestions for additional content.

Trial resources

The LWW Health Library platform provides authoritative texts, multimedia resources, and teaching & learning tools for medical education and the health professions. Access is available at this stage through to the end of 2020.

You have access to texts, cases, self-assessment tools, procedure videos and audio files covering 12 specialist subject collections: Advanced Practice Nursing, Anesthesiology, Emergency Medicine, Exercise Science, Medical Education, Occupational Therapy, Oncology, Orthopaedic Surgery, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Speech Language Hearing, and Surgery.

All collections can be searched through a single search box, or each collection can be searched individually.

There is a separate page for staff members wishing to make use of LWW Health Library content.

AI Toolkit

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a powerful tool driving innovation in medical research, enhancing our understanding and transforming patient care. NIH News in Health. The CK AI toolkit is sharing content** across AI, Digital Health, LLMs (Large Language Models) including ethical considerations using these tools, drawn from the latest evidence based trusted journal content and clinical trials within ClinicalKey. Advances in science, technology and healthcare shape human progress. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a formidable force in recent years, helping to reshape how we work, consume information, innovate and many other aspects of our lives. In particular, recent advances in generative AI have the potential to be transformative.

ClinicalKey:  AI Toolkit

Rural and Remote Health Toolkit

We are pleased to announce the latest Toolkit curated by the Elsevier team. This Toolkit focuses on Rural and Remote Health.

Within this ClinicalKey for Nursing toolkit you will find links to some of the latest journal articles, books and drug information relevant to Rural and Remote Health in Australia and New Zealand

The importance of rural and remote health in the Australian and New Zealand region stems from the ethical obligation to provide equitable healthcare services to all populations, regardless of their geographic location. Addressing these concerns requires policy initiatives, innovative healthcare delivery models, increased investment in healthcare infrastructure, and a comprehensive approach to Indigenous health. By focusing on rural and remote health, the ANZ region can strive towards achieving better health outcomes for all its residents.

ClinicalKey - Rural and Remote Health Toolkit

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