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eBook Collection
- Broad subject coverage of basic and clinical sciences.
- Contains key standard textbooks.
- Includes image and audio files, drug database, differential diagnosis, laboratory tests, guidelines and patient handouts.
- Target audiences: Undergraduate, Residents, Faculty
- A very large e-book collection, covering : medicine, nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation sciences, ethics, education, psychology, and basic sciences
- Target audiences: Undergraduates, Graduates, Residents, Faculty
Canadian Health Research Collection 
- A specialized collection of health research reports from Canadian research institutes, universities, and governmental agencies
- excellent repository of Canadian "grey literature"
- Target audiences: Researchers, students engaged in research projects
- Subject coverage focuses on the clinical sciences.
- Contains key standard textbooks.
- High quality patient handouts
- Target audiences: Undergraduates, Residents, Faculty
- Broad subject coverage, with a strength in Nursing, and allied health.
- Target audiences: Undergraduates, Residents, Faculty
- Broad subject coverage.
- Subject matter from basic concepts to advanced, specialised research topics.
- Multiple languages
- Target audiences: Graduates, Residents, Faculty, Researchers
- A small collection of ebooks to meet specific program requests
- Contains ACP PIER
- Target audiences: Undergraduates, Residents, Faculty
- Broad subject coverage
- Atlases contains detailed medical illustrations, which are accompanied by explanitory text.
- Target audiences: Undergraduates, Residents, Faculty
A collection of old editions of biomedical ebooks, available freely through NCBI. Ebooks are also searchable through PubMed
. Medical information is updated frequently. Please ensure that you refer to current editions of textbooks for information about clinical care.
Target audiences: Undergraduates
Questions? Comments? Contact Andrea McLellan in the Health Sciences Library
Last updated September 1, 2011




