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General Health Sciences

The resources guide to Public Health (for BHS students and others) is available here

Last updated January 2010 by Mick Draper

Table of Contents

Uni of Adelaide Undergraduate Student Online Resources

Journal Title Abbreviations

Uni of Adelaide Student Library Tutorials Open Access Journals
Medicine Web Sites Publication Aids
Online Dictionaries Citation Linker
Australian Sites Other Barr Smith Library Guides
Conferences Finding Authors and Affiliations
Foreign Cultures and Health Sites Cancer sources for public users outside and inside The University of Adelaide Library
Evidence Based Practice
and EBP workshop with dental examples
Tour and Catalogue Lesson for Bridging Students
Databases For Finding Journal Articles
including Sources for Medline
 
 

Advice For Students

MBBS students should contact Mick Draper for help finding information.
Advice on individual assignments is usually found on the web site of the Discipline concerned. (see below)

Uni of Adelaide Undergraduate Student Online Resources

  • Anatomy tv Click on the link then on the Resources tab to get access to Anatomy tv. Interactive human anatomy to view multiple layers from skin to skeleton. Includes quizzes.
  • Australian Medicines Handbook Online access to information on drugs approved for use in Australia
  • BestPractice Latest research, evidence, and expert opinion on a range of common conditions
  • Harrison's online Harrison's principles of internal medicine online. University of Adelaide users only.
  • MBBS I Indeigenous Health Assignment (see Undergraduate Tutorials below)
  • MDConsult Searches clinical ebooks, ejournals, review journals, a drugs database, news, practice guidelines, patient handouts, and cases. Books include
    • Gray's Anatomy for Students, 2nd ed. 2010
    • Textbook of Medical Physiology, 11th ed. 2006
    • Wheater's Functional Histology, 5th ed. 2006
  • Stat!Ref 12 online med texts. Click on link then on Titles to see the book titles available.
  • UpToDate Provides information on diagnosis, treatment, prognosis etc on a wide range of medical conditions. Evidence based. UpToDate can be used on campus only
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    Uni of Adelaide Faculty of Health Sciences Undergraduate Tutorials


    Medicine Web Sites

    There are thousands of medical sites on the internet, with many new sites added each week. Sites listed below are those that have links to a large number of sites using search engines or indexes.
    • eMedicine Includes Differential Diagnoses & Workup, Treatment & Medication, Follow-up, Procedures and Techniques etc for a wide range of disciplines (not Dental Surgery)
    • Hardin Meta Directory of Internet Health Sources Called a Meta directory because it is a list of links to sites that have links to other sites. From Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, University of Iowa
    • Health Insite Consumer level information from a category list or search engine. From The Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing.
    • Health on the Net This database has access to many documents, definitions, illustrations etc. Includes a search engine. From Health On the Net Foundation..
    • Intute: Health & Life Sciences Search for information on all aspects of health and life sciences
    • Librarian's Index to the Internet: Health A collection of links to many internet sites on most aspects of medicine. Some are at practitioner level, lots are for consumers.
    • List of Medical Wikis Info on a range of medical topics. Each wiki comes with a description, intended audience, who can contribute, and editorial policies. Compiled by David Rothman.
    • Martindale's Health Science Guide Teaching files, case studies, movies, glossaries, sites by disease or discipline. By Jim Martindale
    • Medlinks Best medical sites on the internet according to Stanford University Medical Center.
    • Medpedia An edited medical encyclopaedia with articles produced by medical doctors or those with a PhD in a biomedical field.
    • World Health Organization Home Page Includes summaries and figures from World Health Reports, contacts, mission statements, policies etc.
    Online Dictionaries

    Australian Sites

    Directories Organisations Other Australian Sites
  • Clinical Toxinology Resources Toxinology information from around the world covering venonous and poisonous animals, plants and mushrooms. From University of Adelaide Dept of Paediatrics.
  • Conferences

    Foreign Cultures and Health

  • Ethnomed Home Cultural aspects of various groups and how this might impinge on consultation and treatment. From University of Washington & Harborview Medical Center.
  • US Office of Minority Health
  • Evidence Based Practice

     

    Databases for finding Journal Articles

    MEDLINE

    Journal Title Abbreviations

    Open Access Journals

  • Biomed Central Some free journals, meeting abstracts.
  • freemedicaljournals.com Free medical journals
  • Highwire Press Includes some journals which are free to all.
  • MedicalStudent.com This site includes free medical texts, journals, simulations etc. Run and curated by Michael P. D'Alessandro, M.D.
  • PLOS Public Library of Science Includes 7 open access journals
  • PubMed Central A free journal archive.
  • Publication Aids

    Citation Linker Enter details of the item you want and the linker will try to find the full text for you through University of Adelaide Library. Uni of Adelaide community only.

    Other Barr Smith Library Resource Guides

    Finding Authors and Affiliations

    Cancer sources for public users outside and inside The University of Adelaide Library

    Maureen Bell's Homepage

    Mick Draper's Homepage

    Univeristy of Adelaide Faculty of Health Sciences

    This page was produced by Mick Draper

    Mick Draper is the Research Librarian for the following disciplines in the Faculty of Health Sciences: Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Anatomical Sciences, Dentistry, General Practice, Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Orthopaedics and Trauma, Paediatrics, Pathology, Pharmacology, and Surgery. 

    Maureen Bell is the Research Librarian for Clinical Nursing, Mental Health/Psychiatry, Psychology and Public Health.

    Email to: Maureen Bell
    Email to compiler: Mick Draper