Step-by-step instructions are given for each of the following publishers:
On this page we've included instructions and examples for getting persistent links to whole ebooks, chapters, and sections for quite a few publishers. Note: if you don't see your ebook's publisher listed give the instructions listed here a try anyway - most publishers offer similar functionalities.
To learn more about the eBooks in the MCPHS collection, explore our eBooks Guide:
There are different steps you need to take to access a working link that takes you directly to a specific eBook, which depends on the type of link you are opening:
Use the appropriate tab below to choose which type of link your eBook uses.
Open your desired book to the appropriate spot, Copy the URL from the top of the screen.
e.g., DeGowin’s Diagnostic Examination – Chapter 10 The Urinary System
e.g., Pharmacotherapy – Chapter 84 Central Nervous System Infections
Open your desired book to the appropriate chapter, click on Email Jumpstart. Copy the Jumpstart URL.
e.g., Danforth’s Obstetrics and Gynecology – Chapter 5 Ectopic Pregnancy
Open your desired book, open to the desired chapter. Click on the permalink on the right hand side of the page, copy that link.
e.g. Medical Genetics
Find your book, locate a chapter or document. Scroll to the bottom of the document and copy the Document URL.
Find your desired book, go to the first page of the chapter, click the chain button (Share Link), press Ctrl + C or Command +C on your keyboard.
e.g. Health Care Information Systems -- Chapter 5 Systems Acquisition
Find your book, locate a section, copy URL at top of screen.
e.g., Measurement of Joint Motion - chapter 9: The Knee
Find your book, click on view chapter to read online or click on Download PDF.
e.g. “Survival tips for the younger clinician.” in Advice to the Healer
To read online: Click View Chapter and copy the URL at the top of the page.
To download: Right click on the Download PDF link. Copy Link Address (Chrome), Copy Link Location (FireFox), Copy Shortcut (Internet Explorer), or use the equivalent option for your browser.
Click to the section you want. Click on the image of a paperclip (Get a link to this location). Copy the link in the box that appears.
e.g. Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics - Lesson 10: Nonlinear Processes