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Explore time-saving features to enhance use of ClinicalKey at your institution. Physicians have comprehensive access to books and journals, access to First Consult and Procedures Consult, direct information on current Clinical Trials, search results from Medline and access to medical guidelines by specialty authoring organizations.
Explore time-saving features to enhance use of ClinicalKey for Nursing at your institution. Nurses will have access to trending clinical topics as well as Nurse Educator topics. Access to featured content, patient education, practice guidelines and Clinical Updates.
Explore best practices and personalization capabilities to maximize the use of ClinicalKey at your institution. Learn to login to ClinicalKey to master your own personal experience. Create personal tags, build and cite presentations, and even access CME’s.
Explore time-saving features to enhance use of ClinicalKey for Nursing at your institution. Nurses will have access to trending clinical topics as well as Nurse Educator topics. Access to featured content, patient education, practice guidelines and Clinical Updates.
Explore time-saving features and superior content to enhance use of ClinicalKey at your institution. Physicians have comprehensive access to books and journals, access to First Consult and Procedures Consult, direct information on current Clinical Trials, search results from Medline and access to medical guidelines by specialty authoring organizations.
Explore time-saving features to enhance use of ClinicalKey for Nursing at your institution. Nurses will have access to trending clinical topics as well as Nurse Educator topics. Access to featured content, patient education, practice guidelines and Clinical Updates.
A number of library and hospital online resources offer free CME credits for searching and/or reading about clinical topics in the literature for point-of-care. A personal login account must be set up in order to start accruing CME credits. Contact the Library to request account set up. Here’s a list of what’s available:
UpToDate® offers Internet Point of Care CME. Physicians conducting structured searches on clinical topics may claim a half (0.5) AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™/CFPC MainPro®-M1 credit for documented completion (either at the point of care or later) of the three-step learning cycle. An UpToDate Anywhere account is required to accrue CME. See the UTD CME Help FAQ for more information: http://www.uptodate.com/home/help-faq-cme-ce
Physicians may earn 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit for each search conducted through ClinicalKey. CME credit is provided by the Cleveland Clinic Center for Continuing Education. A ClinicalKey Personal Account is required to access this content. See the CK CME page for more information: https://www.clinicalkey.com/#!/cme
Hospital affiliated physicians and nurses can now obtain 4 CME/CE credits for completing the tutorials and quizzes for all four levels of “Become a Journal Articles/eBooks Power Searcher on OvidSP.”
Clinicians in the community and other areas of practice are approached by many patients for questions on complementary and alternative medicines (CAM). High utilization herbs and supplements are popular topics. Confusion exists amongst healthcare professionals on the role of natural products in integrative care. The Natural Medicines/Natural Standard Continuing Education programs are aimed at addressing the evidence of benefit or lack thereof and safety concerns surrounding the use of various CAM herbs & supplements. For a listing of Continuing Education courses visit: https://naturalmedicines.therapeuticresearch.com/continuing-education.aspx
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For more information and to request account set up, contact the library or visit Monday-Friday between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For self-service request forms and resource links, visit our website at http://huntingtonhospital.libguides.com.
The CDC reports that as of January 1st, 2015, there have been 102 cases of measles reported. A majority of those were in California due to an amusement park outbreak in late December. The number of measles cases in 2014 rose to 644, the greatest number documented since its elimination in 2000. According to the CDC, a majority of the cases were unvaccinated individuals.
The library has a number of authoritative online resources (click for our mini-guide) to assist with the diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and control of measles.
Off-site access to all of the resources is also available via Citrix/Cerner (physicians only) or contact the library to request username/password access for off-site.
The Library will be closed and library staff will be unavailable during the Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years’ holidays but that doesn’t mean you can’t access the library and its resources. As always, the physical library will be accessible to clinical staff via their badges on a 24/7 basis. For anytime, anywhere access you can request usernames & passwords to many of the library’s resources, read on to find out how!
Physicians: If you are a Huntington Hospital affiliated physician you are able to access the library’s resources from your Citrix/Cerner or CONNECT log in. See our Physicians Off-Site Access page to learn how. If you would prefer to have username/password access to a resource, please submit a Request Off-Site Access form or contact the library directly during business hours.
Hospital Staff: All other hospital staff, please fill out our Request Off-Site Access form to be set up with access to selected library resources. Please allow 1 business day for account set up.
For more information on the library’s resources download our Directory of Electronic Resources brochure or visit the website: http://huntingtonhospital.libguides.com
Learn more about the library’s new resource – ClinicalKey – register for a free online class in June:
| ClinicalKey Product Training Learn best practices and gain a comprehensive overview of ClinicalKey. |
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| How To Get The Most Out of ClinicalKey Explore various features, content and personalization capabilities to maximize the use of ClinicalKey at your institution. |
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