Database by Subject: Nursing

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Title	Notes
Audio Digest	Audio CE/CME lectures and handouts covering: Anesthesiology Emergency medicine Family medicine Internal medicine Desktop: The files will download as MP3 files. It works with Windows Media Player Mobile: iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch For details on CME/CE: http://www.audio-digest.org/CME-About-ADF/cme-ce-accreditation
CINAHL (EBSCO)	Limited to 8 concurrent users. more info HSL Tutorial: Using CINAHL
ClinicalKey for Nursing	ClinicalKey for Nursing (formerly Nursing Consult) is a clinical resource from Elsevier that includes journals, books, practice guidelines, nursing scales, Mosby's Evidence-Based Nursing Monographs, Procedures Consult, and more.
ERIC (via ed.gov)	Open Access site from eric.ed.gov more info
Joanna Briggs Institute EBP (JBI)	Joanna Briggs Institute EBP Database includes includes over 3,000 records across seven publication types: Evidence Based Recommended Practices, Evidence Summaries, Best Practice Information Sheets, Systematic Reviews, Consumer Information Sheets, Systematic Review Protocols, and Technical Reports.
Medcom Trainex Nurse Education Videos	Plays on most operating systems, browsers and devices.
MEDLINE Complete (EBSCO)	Full-text database that provides access to biomedical and health journals. On trial until December 15, 2016.
Nurse Theorists: Portraits of Excellence. Vol 1., Vol 2., Vol 3., and Excellence in Action	Choose View to watch any of the videos. The Flash plugin is required.
Nursing Consult	online tutorial
Nursing Procedures (Lippincott's Video Series)	Nursing videos that show step-by-step guidance to over 90 procedures. Includes basic, intermediate, and advanced procedures in clinical settings.
Ovid (Medline)	Limited to 20 concurrent users Web tutorial HSL Tutorial: Using Ovid Medline Comparison to PubMed
Pubget	Select institution “University of Colorado Denver AMC” more info
PubMed (MEDLINE)	More Info, Comparison to Ovid MEDLINE HSL Tutorial: Using PubMed Tips: Accessing Full Text Online through PubMed
Quetzal	The library has now made the Advanced Version available to members of the campus. When creating a new individual account, users must be on campus, logged in with their PassportID if off campus, or connected by VPN. Registration details are on the library's blog. Non-AMC campus members can still register for access to the Basic (free) version: https://www.quetzal-search.info/ A Review of Quetzal: A Linguistic Search Engine for Biomedical Literature by C. Tobin Magle, Biomedical Sciences Research Support Specialist, Health Sciences Library
R2 Library	Limited to one concurrent user (per textbook).
STAT!Ref	Some books have limited simultaneous users. If you are unable to access a title, try again later.
Unnatural Causes	Plays on most operating systems, browsers and devices.