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Nursing Guides & Resources: Featured E-Resources

 

Featured E-Resources

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These materials have been selected and curated by LMU Libraries to showcase new titles, suggest readings, and provide e-resources to jumpstart your research.

Clinical Tools    Databases    E-books    Journals   Suggested Reading    Test Prep    Videos

Clinical Tools

Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy

Acland's Video Atlas provides narrated videos of human anatomy, offering detailed visual explorations of structures with clear explanations, valuable for students and professionals.

Bates’ Visual Guide to Physical Examination

Bates' Visual Guide offers step-by-step video demonstrations of physical examination techniques, including history taking and inspection. It's essential for enhancing clinical skills and diagnostic accuracy.

VisualDX

VisualDx is an interactive tool with a vast image library of skin and medical conditions, aiding diagnosis through visual cues and detailed clinical information.

UpToDate

UpToDate offers evidence-based medical information across specialties, providing current, peer-reviewed content for diagnosis and treatment. It helps healthcare professionals make informed decisions and maintain high-quality patient care.

Johns Hopkins ABX Guide

Antibiotic resource provides updated, evidence-based information on treating infectious diseases, including drug choices, dosages, adverse reactions, interactions, diagnoses, pathogens, and access to medical literature with reference links.

Databases

AccessMedicine

Learn more about AccessMedicine?  Jump to AccessMedicine Guide

CINAHL

Learn more about CINAHL? ➜ Jump to CINAHL Guide

Cochrane Library

Learn more about Cochrane Library?  Jump to Cochrane Library Guide

UpToDate

Learn more about UpToDate? ➜ Jump to UptoDate Guide

E-Books

Journals

Suggested Readings

Test Prep

Videos

A tribute to nurses | Carolyn Jones

What if You Became a Nurse? | Sana Goldberg

How Grief Can Enable Nurses to Endure | Hui-wen Sato

Lessons from Nursing to the World | Kathleen Bartholomew