Access Pharmacy is a comprehensive pharmacy database offering access to leading pharmacy textbooks, multimedia content, patient-focused practice cases, and study tools.
To log in to Access Pharmacy, use the database links on the library homepage or select the link below. If prompted to log in, you will use the same login information you use for your classes (D# and password).
As highlighted in the image below, you can search Access Pharmacy in the following ways:
You can create an account in Access Pharmacy, which will allow you to make use of the study tools available. To create your account, select the My Profile menu in the upper right-hand corner and select Sign in or Create a Free Access Profile, as shown in the image below.
Next, select Create a Free Access Profile, as shown in the image below.
Note! It may take a bit of time for your account to be created so if you are not able to access the study tools immediately, wait for a bit and try again. You must also log into your account via the institutional login to Access Pharmacy every 90 days to keep your profile active.
After you create an account, you can use the study tools. To access the tools, select Study Tools from the top navigation menu and choose from the list of review questions, drug challenges, and flashcards, as shown in the image below.
Ready to get started? Select the link below to launch the database!
DynaMed is a clinical reference tool that provides monographs on conditions and diseases, including the epidemiology, etiology, management, and prognosis.
To log in to DynaMed, use the database links on the library homepage or select the link below. If prompted to log in, you will use the same login information you use for your classes (D# and password).
Enter a disease or condition in the search box at the top of the page. The image below demonstrates a search for chickenpox. Select the magnifying glass icon to search, and pick the result that best matches what you are looking for.
As highlighted in the image below, each entry will start with an overview and recommendations for the disease or condition. You can use the options in the left-hand navigation menu to find further information on topics, including epidemiology, etiology, diagnosis, and management. Although the purpose of this database is to provide quick answers at the point of care, you will also find links to primary and secondary literature, including clinical practice guidelines.
To find drug information, use the Drugs A-Z, Drug Interactions, and Calculators options in the top navigation menu, as shown in the image below.
You can earn continuing medical education (CME) credits and continuing education (CE) contact hours with every search by creating a personal account. Select Create Account in the top right-hand corner of the DynaMed homepage to get started.
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Micromedex is a comprehensive drug database featuring information and patient education for use in clinical settings.
To log in to Micromedex, use the database links on the library homepage or select the link below. If prompted to log in, you will use the same login information you use for your classes (D# and password).
You can search by Drug, Disease, Toxicology, or All (default) using the search box at the top of the page. The image below demonstrates a search for amoxicillin under All.
You can also use the top navigation menu options highlighted in the image below to explore other information in the database, including drug interactions, IV compatibility, drug comparisons, and more.
Ready to get started? Select the link below to launch the database!
Physician Assistant Core Education Library from Lippincott Williams & Wilkins offers a core collection of content for students in their first year of PA school study. The Core book collection has over 35 fundamental texts covering critical areas of study: anatomical sciences, pathology, and biochemistry.
To log in to the Physician Assistant Core Education Library, use the database links on the library homepage or select the link below. If prompted to log in, you will use the same login information you use for your classes (D# and password).
As highlighted in the image below, you can search Physician Assistant Core Education Library in the following ways:
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Physician Assistant Rotations/Specialties Library from Lippincott Williams & Wilkins offers a core collection of content for each core PA rotation in a student’s second year of PA study.
To log in to the Physician Assistant Rotations/Specialties Library, use the database links on the library homepage or select the link below. If prompted to log in, you will use the same login information you use for your classes (D# and password).
As highlighted in the image below, you can search Physician Assistant Rotations/Specialties Library in the following ways:
Ready to get started? Select the link below to launch the database!
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