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Description |
ClinicalKey
via the Skelton Medical Libraries
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| You can add the term diagnostics to your
search. Or, after searching for a disease or condition, you can click on the
Clinical Overview link and select Diagnosis. |
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ClinicalKey is a clinical search engine that supports clinical
decisions by making it easier to find and apply relevant knowledge. Also, there
is an app for this.
1. Follow this
ClinicalKey link and
click on "Register" in the top right hand corner.
2. Complete the
registration form.
3. On your mobile device, download the ClinicalKey
app and log in with your ClinicalKey username and password that you created
when you registered.
Once you are registered, you can access ClinicalKey
from anywhere with the username and password you created. You will need to
register to download pdfs and to save images.
Introducing
ClinicalKey at the Point of Care
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Clinical Skills
Videos via the Skelton Medical
Libraries
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From JoVE: Journal of Visualized Experiments, Clinical Skills
videos that include Physical Examination, Emergency Medicine and Critical Care,
and Nursing. |
Diagnostic
and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (Dsm-5®)
via the Skelton Medical Libraries
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This is the standard reference for clinical practice in the mental
health field. |
Diagnosaurus via the Skelton Medical Libraries
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| From the
AccessMedicine menu bar
located above the search box, click on Quick Reference and then select DDx |
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Through Access Medicine, Diagnosaurus is a differential diagnosis
tool searchable alphabetically, by symptom, disease, and organ system. It is
available as a mobile app through the Access Medicine app.
For access
from anywhere and via mobile device, create an account by following this
AccessMedicine link to
their website.
1. Click the down arrow next to the Mercer University box in
the right hand upper corner.
2. Then "Login or Create a Free Personal
Account"
3. A popup window will appear. Select "Don't have a MyAccess
account?" and fill in the requested information and select "Create Account"
4. On your mobile device go to the App/Google Play store and download
AccessMedicine. Log in and content should download.
5. Watch a video for
directions at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYb8Su6VT1o |
DynaMedex via the Skelton Medical Libraries
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| After searching for a disease or condition,
from a topic page you can select Diagnosis |
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DynaMedex is a point-of-care information resource that includes
drug and disease information. DynaMedex contains more topics than Epocrates
Essentials or FirstConsult and also provides more detail on clinical
interventions and the quality of evidence for that information. DynaMedex is
provided to you courtesy of the MUSM Skelton Medical Libraries. You can use it
to find evidence-based information on specific conditions including diagnostic
approaches.
Access DynaMedex then click on Sign In/Create Account in
the top right hand corner and fill out the form for access anytime, anywhere,
on any device. You must have a personal account to download the mobile app from
the App Store or Google Play.
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VisualDX +
DermExpert via the Skelton Medical
Libraries
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| After Searching for a disease or condition,
click on Diagnostic Pearls or Differential Diagnosis & Pitfalls |
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MUSM Preceptors/Affiliates
Who Do Not Have Mercer Email: Please contact Carolyn Klatt,
klatt_ca@mercer.edu,
for login/access
information.
VisualDX is a diagnostic decision support system
designed by clinicians to aid medical professionals in the diagnosis of
visually identifiable diseases.
Mobile App:
Download the free
VisualDx Mobile app on your mobile device from the iTunes Store or from Google
Play.
Launch the VisualDx app from your device, then sign in using
your username and password.
To use DermExpert found on the VisualDX
App:
1. Select Analyze a Photo..
2. Take a photo of the patient's skin
lesion
3. Confirm or edit the DermExpert photo analysis..
4. Enter
additional findings into the workup.
5. See the differential diagnosis
results..
6. Vew clinical information and diagnosis images. |
