Medical Sciences Library
Point-of-care applications: Designed for fast-paced environments, enabling clinicians to access concise, evidence-based resources and make informed, time-sensitive decisions efficiently.
Designed for fast-paced environments, these tools help clinicians access concise, evidence-based guidance to make informed decisions at the bedside.
Crucial for evidence-based practice as they provide synthesized, high-quality research to inform clinical decisions efficiently and reliably.
Procedural Support: Explore hands-on resources that bring procedures to life — from 3D anatomy models to detailed surgical guides, expert videos, and trusted resources.
Diagnostic & Imaging Studies Videos
Visual walk-throughs of diagnostic tests and imaging interpretation.
Audio Heart and Lung Sounds
Build your auscultation skills with clinical audio examples.
Explore 3D interactive human anatomy models with tools to zoom, rotate, and peel back layers.
A robust video library showing how to prepare for, perform, and follow up on common clinical procedures.
Includes over 230 videos and in-depth clinical guides to emergency procedures.
Comprehensive and highly visual guide to surgical wound closure, laceration care, and cosmetic repair.
Master essential surgical knots with this trusted manual, ideal for learners and clinical refreshers.
Phamacology toolkit: Comprehensive, up-to-date drug data, including interactions, dosage guidance, tablet identification, and surgical case applications to support safe and effective pharmacological decisions in clinical settings.
Safety Education and Risk Management: Adhering to national patient safety standards is essential for minimizing risk and improving patient outcomes, while compliance with HIPAA ensures the protection of sensitive health information and maintains patient confidentiality.
Chapter from Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide, 9e. Covers legal and ethical issues in EM care, including patient departures, minors' care, EMTALA, risk management, negligence, and confidentiality.
Details patient safety standards such as improving communication, ensuring correct patient identification, and enhancing surgical safety practices.
HIPAA establishes federal standards to protect sensitive health information, including privacy and security rules issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Clinical Practice Guidelines: According to the Institute of Medicine (IOM), "Clinical practice guidelines are statements that include recommendations intended to optimize patient care that are informed by a systematic review of evidence and an assessment of the benefits and harms of alternative care options."