Clinical Information Resources

AccessEmergency Medicine is a complete online service that allows users to quickly search the diagnosis and treatment of a broad range of emergency cases with videos.

An instant-access guide to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of the conditions most likely to present in the emergency department.

Question-and-answer format, with lists and tables. Covers a range of essential topics for understanding today's practice of urgent care.

AccessPediatrics provides a broad range of content that covers the entire span of pediatric practice, from neonatology through adolescent medicine.

Presents the most current AAP recommendations for diagnosing, treating, and preventing infectious diseases in infants, children, and adolescents.

A peer-reviewed and fully referenced database of drugs to which breastfeeding mothers may be exposed. Contains information about maternal and infant levels of drugs, possible effects on breastfed infants and on lactation, and alternate drugs to consider.

Dedicated to providing the leading technological edge in pediatric emergency medicine via forum-based collaboration to share educational, clinical, and research endeavors. Supported by AAP Section on Emergency Medicine.

British Medical Journal

JAMA articles in PubMed

Includes text of two books (Users’ guides to the medical literature : a manual for evidence-based clinical practice and The rational clinical examination : evidence-based clinical diagnosis), education guides, glossary, calculators, worksheets, question wizards, weekly RSS feed of featured JAMA articles, compiled clinical scenarios, podcasts, and user-level customization features.

From Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine. Includes stats calculator, critical appraisal worksheets, likelihood ratios, odds ratio to number needed to treat converter, and others.

University of Illinois at Chicago

VassarStats

VassarStats

Encompasses a wide array of pertinent medical formulae, clinical criteria sets and decision tree analysis tools used everyday by clinicians, medical educators, nurses and health care students of all types.