Procedural Videos Available
The Medical Center Library & Archives has many hidden gems, including several online collections that contain procedural videos.
Databases
Mobile Apps from the Medical Center Library
Let us help you navigate the world of mobile apps including those you can get through Duke.
Spotlight on AccessMedicine, AccessSurgery, Case Files, and JAMAevidence
The Medical Center Library & Archives is pleased to provide access to several excellent McGraw Hill products, including AccessMedicine, AccessSurgery (two year trial), the Case Files Collection, and JAMAevidence
AccessSurgery Trial Begins
A two-year trial of AccessSurgery, an integrated online surgery resource, began in June 2023.
Clinical Tools: A Quick Connection to the Evidence
Check out our Clinical Tools page where you will find links to point-of-care resources, e-books, guidelines, and more.
AccessAnesthesiology Cancelled
Each year, Duke Medical Center Library & Archives evaluates its electronic subscriptions using a data-driven process to ensure good stewardship of our collection funds. While actively reviewing our resources, we strive to provide those that serve the needs of Duke Health and Duke University and sometimes that requires canceling underused resources.
Check Out Our New Database Search Tips Guide!
The Library has just rolled out a new guide highlighting some of our most commonly used databases.
Life After Duke
Graduation is an important and exciting time of change, and also an opportunity to evaluate your resource needs before leaving Duke.
We Are Now Subscribed to VisualDx
After being on trial for almost a year, the Library is pleased to announce that we have now subscribed to VisualDx.
Meet the Health Poll Database!
If you’re looking for individual attitudes and opinions on health topics, we’ve got a tool for that! The Health Poll Database, produced by the Roper Center, provides a searchable interface of thousands of health-related polls conducted in the United States in the last 80 years! Downloadable datasets are also available in many file formats (including Stata, ASCII, and SPSS). Cross-tabs and frequency distribution charts are included in results with easy access to graphics for presentations.