Database Tutorials: User Guides

This guide provides an overview of AccessMedicine and the contents of each page. It includes general tips for searching the content. This guide is general; it does not provide step-by-step instructions for most activities. From McGraw-Hill.

This guide provides an overview of AccessPharmacy and the contents of each page. It includes general tips for searching the content. This guide is general; it does not provide step-by-step instructions for most activities. From McGraw-Hill.

Read the detailed reference guide or watch video introductions. From Wiley.

Learn about each part of HeinOnline Academic. MCPHS has access to many of the parts listed in these guides. MCPHS does not have access to other parts listed in these guides.

Read about technical requirements. See screenshots of different pages in LWW Health Library and descriptions of their main features. The examples use a different collection than MCPHS has, but the sites are set up in the same way. The section about logging in does not apply to you. From Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

Get brief instructions, with screenshots, for using the different parts of the PharmacyLibrary site. The tutorial has one page for each main section of the PharmacyLibrary site.

Access ProQuest's own guide to Pivot-RP. These pages contain brief definitions for some of the phrases you find in Pivot-RP. Videos, presentations, webinars, and training modules explain how to use the system.

Use this guide to learn how to use ProQuest Ebook Central. Click on a tab to see a particular topic. Screenshots and descriptions highlight specific parts of the system. Created by ProQuest.

This detailed PowerPoint presentation shows how to find an article from a citation and how to search in the new version of PubMed. From the NLM. The template has not been customized by MCPHS.

This guide has screenshots with brief accompanying notes. It also includes tips for searching within SciFinderⁿ.

This site describes some of the features of the digital library. It has handouts for some specific tools, such as Pharmacology World or the Stat!Ref Mobile App. MCPHS has most, but not all, of those products. The page also has a small number of FAQs.