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Books@Ovid

• 100 Questions & Answers - diagnosis and treatment
• Atlas Series - includes quality images to help with visual diagnosis
• Oxford Handbooks - quick reference guides for clinical medicine.
• Problem Solving In - real problems presented by patients to clinicians
• Therapeutic Strategies - management guidelines for major diseases

Cecil  Medicine (Online)

"Ranks among the best medical textbooks in longevity, comprehensiveness,  tradition, and use by practitioners and students alike" --  JAMA 

The 23rd Edition is quite simply the fastest and best place to find all of the clinical answers you need!   Read More

See what other medical e-books are available

To find resources, click tabs above or follow the links  below:   

• Key medicine e-books and e-journals

• Search the scholarly literature - find articles and the latest research information via databases 

• Subject-specific Internet resources and links

• Evidence-based Medicine

• How to keep current with the latest research in your area

• Need to find your h-index? See Scopus and/or Web of Science

• Teaching resources

• Top ten library tools for researchers

• Library and research information guide for postgraduate students, academic staff and researchers

• Medicine for Students subject guide

• Medical Sciences subject guide

• Resources for Mobile Devices

Picture from Wellcome Images  B0006722 Credit: Shao Jin Ong.  Neisseria meningitidis bacteria, seen as yellow dots inside human airway epithelial cells. These meningiococci cause meningitis and septicaemia. Confocal micrograph 2006.Copyrighted work available under Creative Commons by-nc-nd 2.0 UK 

About off-campus access to e-resources

Troubleshooting off-campus access

No student/staff card or UniKey?

Affiliates and Conferred Academic Title Holders - staff who teach University students or assist with research - including the following categories,  can apply for a Library card:

Do you have an  expired Affiliate/Honorary staff/University Title Holders card ? contact your Faculty Liaison Librarian

 Affiliates and Conferred Academic Title Holders currently include: 

• Emeritus Professor
• Academic Titles (Senior Executive Positions)
• Adjunct Titles
• Clinical Academic Titles
• Conjoint Academic Titles
• Honorary Titles
• Visiting Titles
• Research Titles
• Administrative/Support staff

 Help is only a phone call away, or use the Ask a Librarian service to ask a question or arrange a research appointment.

Are you working in a teaching hospital, or a research centre affiliated with the University, but you are not sure who to contact for help? See FLL contacts for Clinical Schools   and  Medical Research Centres.

Obtaining articles and books off-campus

Information for distance postgraduate students

To arrange a training session at your clinical school or research centre contact your Faculty Liaison Librarian

Medical Library
Level 3, Bosch Building D05
Western Avenue
Camperdown Campus
University of Sydney NSW 2006
Telephone: +61 2 935 12413
Fax: +61 2 935 12427
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Health Sciences Library
Cumberland Campus C42 (R Block)
East Street
Lidcombe NSW 2141
Telephone: +61 2 935 19423
Fax: +61 2 935 19421
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Burkitt Ford Library
Level 2, Edward Ford Building A27
Corner Fisher and Physics Roads
Camperdown Campus
University of Sydney NSW 2006
Telephone: +61 2 935 14364
Fax: +61 2 935 17125
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Dentistry Library
Level 8, Sydney Dental Hospital, C12
2 Chalmers Street,
Surry Hills, NSW 2010
Telephone: +61 2 935 18331
Fax: +61 2 921 25149
Email Us

Nursing Library
Level 2, Building A, 88 Mallett Street MO2
Camperdown
University of Sydney NSW 2050
Telephone: +61 2 935 10541
Fax: +61 2 935 10777
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These are scheduled classes being held across the Medical Sciences Libraries. If you would like to attend, please register at

http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/skills/health.html

There are EndNote classes currently scheduled!

For a range of self-paced information skills tutorials online go to

http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/skills/