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A clinical search engine designed to support physicians and nurses in their clinical decision making. It contains textbooks, journals, practice guidelines, drug information, and patient handouts.
Alternate Name(s)
LexisNexis, Lexis Nexis AU, Lexis Advance Pacific, lexis, casebase, case base
Australian legal database including law reports, legislation, law journals, commentary and texts. Key titles include Halsbury’s Laws of Australia, Encyclopaedic Australian Legal Dictionary, CaseBase, and the Australian Law Reports (ALRs).
Authoritative medical information from over 5,400 journals in medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and pre-clinical sciences.
Scholarly literature in the psychological, social, behavioral, and health sciences. Extensive coverage from the 1800's to present. Content includes journal articles, book chapters and reviews, theses, editorials and literature reviews.
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up to date, medicine, medicines, medication, medical, medications, drug, drugs
Medical knowledge at the point of care. It comprises of topic reviews and synthesis followed by detailed recommendations. Written by experts, evidence-based and continuously updated.
From the Winterthur Museum and Library in Delaware, Food History contains 328 cookbooks and domestic management books ranging in publication date from Charles Carter’s The Complete Practical Cook, published in London in 1730, to Susan Anna Brown’s Mrs. Gilpin’s frugalities: remnants, and 200 ways of using them, published New York in 1883, to Ruth Ellen Church’s Mary Meade’s magic recipes for the electric blender, published in Indianapolis in 1952.
A conglomerate of databases, with Texts, Collections, Archives, People, Places, and Authors as main sections. Trismegistos deals with texts from the ancient western world, dated between roughly 800 BC and AD 800.
