Clinical Medicine

DynaMed
A clinically-organized reference tool consisting of more than 3,200 topics for use at the point-of-care. Each topic includes prognosis, diagnosis, treatment, screening, guidelines, patient information, and more. Available as a stand-alone app for mobile devices.
UpToDate (campus use only)
Clinical reference tool that provides current answers to patient care, diagnosis and treatment questions at the point of care.
Ovid MEDLINE
International biomedical journal literature includes over 11 million journal citations and abstracts in the fields of medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, healthcare systems, and pre-clinical sciences.
PubMed@Tufts
Provides access to NCBI's databases including MEDLINE with links out to articles licensed by Tufts
Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine
A definitive clinical reference.

Springer
The Springer Medical Collection includes over 2,500 titles. Among the titles: Chocolate and Health and Principles of Metabolic Surgery.
AccessMedicine
Covers basic and clinical sciences texts, as well as resources for clerkships, diagnostic testing, drugs, etc. Among the titles: Harrison's Online and Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine.
ClinicalKey
Covers many clinical specialities. Among the titles: Braunwald's Heart Disease and Campbell-Walsh Urology.
Books@Ovid
Covers many clinical specialities. Among the titles: Bonica's Management of Pain and Differential Diagnosis in Primary Care
R2 Digital Library
Collection of medical, nursing and allied health books. Among the titles: Oski's Pediatrics and The ICU Book.

American Hospital Formulary Service Drug Information
Comprehensive, authoritative, and unbaised source produced by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. Includes: drug interactions, adverse reactions; cautions and toxicity; therapeutic perspective; specific dosage and administration information; preparations, chemistry, and stability; pharmacology and pharmacokinetics; contraindications, off-label information; and more.
DrugPoints
Concise, unbiased, synopses of FDA-approved prescription and nonprescription drugs. See Strength of Recommendation & Strength of Evidence grades in both Uses and Off-Label sections.
Goodman & Gilman's The pharmacological basis of therapeutics
Premier pharmacology text
Poisoning and drug overdose
Advice for the diagnosis and management of poisoning and drug overdose, plus concise information about common industrial chemicals.

CINAHL
Literature in nursing and allied health. Mobile users: click on the "EBSCOhost iPhone and Android Applications" link at the bottom of opening page for instructions.
Web of Science
Multidisciplinary coverage of high-impact journals in the sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities, as well as international proceedings.
Scopus
Multidisciplinary coverage of scientific, technical, medical, social sciences, economic and business literature. Instructions are available for mobile users.
MEDLINE: PubMed@Tufts | Ovid MEDLINE
International biomedical journal literature
HealthSTAR
Literature in health administration, healthcare econcomics, and technology. Indexes journal articles, monographs, technical reports, meeting abstracts and papers, book chapters, government documents, and newspaper articles.

Find Funding
There are multiple databases available through the Office of Research Administration that allow you to search for grant funding. Individual Foundations also provide grants for research in the biomedical sciences.
NIH Manuscripts
This page provides information about NIH's Open Access policy and compliance, copyright, and submission options/instructions.
Systematic Reviews
This page attempts to help answer the following: What's a systematic review? How much time will it take to complete one? How can I find information to get started?
Citation Management
There are multiple options when it comes to keeping track of your references during the research process. This page will introduce you to two of our most popular prgrams: RefWorks and EndNote.
Publishing & Open Access
There are many decisions to be made when it comes time to have your research published. Some questions you might have include: What's the advantage to Open Access? How do I decide where to publish? What's the deal with journal ranking metrics and Impact Factors?