Introduction to AHSL Resources & Services

Google can be used to quickly find a specific article. Put the entire title in quotes in the searchbox. Often the NCBI/PubMed record is one of the first results. From PubMed link to the fulltext if it's licensed by the library

eJournals are licensed  in "packages" or collections. An ejournal may be available in more than one. Use dates of coverage to choose the appropriate collection to link to the journal.

The eTextbook Searchbox searches only a selection of the health sciences textbooks in the AHSL digital library. To search for ebooks, use advanced library search. Type in your keywords, title or author name and limit material type to "books". Once you have your results, select "Full text online" under "Show only" in the left hand sidebar. There are many e-book platforms so your experience will be somewhat different in each.

Library search is the most effective way to search for print and electronic resources (books, journals, videos, etc.) that are owned or licensed by the libraries at the UA, including the Arizona Health Sciences Library. 

Still not finding what you need? Ask us for individual help. We have lots of practice finding things.