Patient education available through Access Medicine website, not via app. If off-campus, sign into EZ Proxy first.
Please see FAU Library Resources for full app description.
ClinicalKey
ClinicalKey is a clinical search engine from Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services. ClinicalKey helps clinicians rapidly access evidence-based, peer reviewed information to improve speed to accurate diagnosis and treatment, with the goal of improving patient outcomes and lowering the high cost of care. ClinicalKey’s Smart Search technology understands specific questions and pulls the most clinically relevant results from more than 1,000 reference books, 600 journals, 2,900 drug monographs, 17,000+ videos and more. Users must initially create a user name and password on-campus on the database site and can then access the full database from mobile devices. Alternatively, ClinicalKey can be accessed via EZproxy.
Some Features:
Tip: Search for term, then use filter option in lower left corner to choose your desired content type.
Natural Medicine
iOS | Android
Comprehensive database providing clinical database on approximately 90,000 herbal herbal products, dietary supplements, vitamins, minerals, homeopathic products, Ayurvedic medicines, complementary alternative medicines, integrative therapies, alternative treatment modalities (e.g., acupuncture), traditional Chinese medicines (fixed combination) products, and other natural remedies. FAU users will be required to provide a username and password to access.
Some Features:
Trip database
Patient education available through mobile-friendly Trip website, there is not an available app. Free to use but registered users receive many benefits when they sign in.
Quickly provide patients with accurate and easy-to-understand custom illustrations to help them understand medical conditions and procedures.
Mobile resource that help health care professionals facilitate clear conversations between healthcare provider, child, and family. Glossary terms and Preps provide developmentally appropriate explanations for children, and are available in Spanish. App reinforces teach-back techniques to ask both child and parent (only available in English); has pictures that show medical equipment used for procedure; and drawing boards containing an image the healthcare provider or child can draw on.
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