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Residency

Library and web resources to support information needs of residents in QU residency programs

Access to Library Resources

Residents in our programs have access to all library resources.

To access the library resources, you will be authenticated either by logging into MyQ, or Netter Library Homepage using your QU username and password. Please check Off-campus Access for details. 

Forgot your QU email password? Password recovery options are available on the Outlook email login page

For other QU login credential issues, please contact Information Technology Services

Hartford HealthCare Health Science Libraries Resources

Additional resources are available in Hartford HealthCare Health Sciences Libraries. Here are some examples:

  • Databases:

Lexicomp: A drug referential platform for clinicians. Includes information about drugs, doses, mechanisms of action, interactions, and adverse effects.

AgeLine: focuses on the clinical and psychological issues of aging. 

Harvard Business Review: premium content regarding business strategy, management, technology, and innovation.

Health Business Elite: health care administration topics and other non-clinical aspects of health care institution management. 

Rehabilitation Reference Center: point of care resources in the fields of physical therapy, sports medicine, occupational and speech therapy. 

STAT!Ref: Medical and drug information for health professionals.

  • Books:

Advanced Health Assessment & Differential Diagnosis

 

Please visit Hartford HealthCare Health Science Libraries to access these resources. 

HHC Libraries’ website is accessible via the HHC Intranet, HHC Connect. From the Clinical Resources tab, select Health Science Libraries.

Trouble accessing? Please contact HHC Health Science Librarian Erika.Schulz-Vendrella@hhchealth.org.

Resource Spotlight

Explore Bookshelf Tools and New Books

in ClinicalKey! 

The enhanced ClinicalKey Bookshelf now includes interactive tools to support personalized learning: users can create flashcards by selecting text in a book, highlight and annotate text, listen to content with Read Aloud, and share notes and highlights with peers. These features are designed to improve study efficiency and collaboration directly within the online platform (website) and the ClinicalKey Student Bookshelf App

To use Bookshelf tools in ClinicalKey website, click on the top right tab 'Study Resources', then find and add your book to Bookshelf. Then you will be able to use Bookshelf tools.

For full instructions on using these tools, please refer to the ClinicalKey Guide_Explore Bookshelf_Online.

 

New books now available in ClinicalKey — Check out the full list below.


New Database

 

 

 


New Books

 


Study Tools on AccessMedicine


Clinical Capsules on MedOne

It is a new comprehensive series of clinical learning modules that cover individual diseases and disorders. Tailored specifically for students preparing for rotations and the Shelf and USMLE® exams, these modules offer templated structures encompassing Epidemiology, Pathogenesis, Signs and Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment for a wide array of commonly tested diseases. 

 

  • Templated format includes Epidemiology, Pathogenesis, Signs and Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment for diseases and disorders commonly tested on Shelf and USMLE exams.
  • Useful for exam preparation with concise overviews, learning and exam tips, and high-yield facts.
  • Links to key treatment guidelines and other information for each disease and disorder.
  • Organized by organ-system/specialty with regularly updated information supplemented by illustrations, diagrams, radiographic images, and tables.
  • valuable clinical resource for medical students, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners.

First Aid for the Neurology Clerkship - Now Available!

First Aid for the Neurology Clerkship covers all of the key principles and clinically relevant information that students will encounter during their neurology clerkship.   The content organization is built upon standard clerkship objectives and the neurology shelf exam blueprint.  This high-yield resource focuses on clinical scenarios, with details explaining how to understand the disease process and differentiate it from other disorders.  The pharmacology content emphasizes medications specifically targeting neurologic diagnoses, as well as recreational drugs. 

Also within AccessNeurology, students will find Neurology: PreTest Self-Assessment and Review and Case Files: Neurology.  Pairing First Aid for the Neurology Clerkship with these Q&A and Case Files resources provides a complete solution to support medical students during their neurology rotation.