This site was designed for medical, nursing, physician assistant, and physical therapy
students and residents who will be leaving Duke for new opportunities, which may not
provide them with access to many information resources.
This guide includes Anatomy resources covering bones, muscles, nerves, and more.
Publication support tools for authors including links to style manuals, directories,
journal impact factors, copyright information, journal abbreviations, and more.
This guide focuses on resources to support students, faculty, and staff in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, and the students in the Master of Biostatistics Program.
This guide provides resources for the Clinical Leadership Program.
Tools for clinicians including databases, EBM resources, drug information, textbooks, and more.
This subject guide is designed to provide consumers, patients, families, and the general public with links to
freely available resources providing health information. Although there is an overwhelming amount of health
information on the Web, we have attempted to provide you with the best of the best. Most of these sites have
been developed by government organizations, libraries, professional associations, or academic medical centers.
See the handout for more
assistance finding consumer and patient health information while at Duke University Medical Center Library.
This guide was designed to help you consider the issues surrounding copyright including fair use coverage, when you should consider seeking permission from the copyright holder, and how to pay royalty fees to use intellectual property.
Clinical tools for Duke Raleigh Hospital including databases, EBM resources, drug information, textbooks, and more.
Clinical tools for Durham Regional Hospital including databases, EBM resources, drug information, textbooks, and more.
This teaching resource supports health professions faculty and instructors at Duke in their efforts
to enhance their knowledge and skills.
This guide is designed to assist faculty, house staff, and students in understanding and teaching the principles involved
in practicing EBM.
Resources and services to support global health.
This guide provides a central place to find information and resources for
searching the grey literature in support of developing systematic reviews.
Use this guide to locate Web resources pertaining to health literacy, cultural and linguistic competency, and Latino health.
The purpose of this subject guide is to provide links to medical image Websites. Please check the usage policies for each site before downloading any images. Free usage of images is allowed on some sites for educational purposes, while others require that you ask permission or pay user registration or fees. Some permit only links to their site and do not allow downloading of images.
This toolset was designed to provide access to sites and resources available for those leaving
Duke University Medical Center.
Research tools for medical students including anatomy, physical examination, clinical, drug, and
diagnostic resources.
Resources providing information on software and support for mobile devices including iPhones, iPads, BlackBerrys,
Androids, and eReaders.
This guide has been created to provide Duke resources to help orient new faculty.
Nursing tools including databases, books, drug information, guidelines, and more.
This guide provides links to Open Access resources, events, and activities.
Tools for physician assistant students including anatomy, physical examination, clinical, drug, and
diagnostic resources.
Tools for physical therapy students including anatomy, physical examination, clinical, and
evidence-based resources.
Selected resources on patient safety, medical mistakes and errors that put the patient at risk.
This subject guide has online resources for those interested in conducting, finding, using, synthesizing, or teaching qualitative research.
This guide provides quick access to a variety of online dictionaries and encyclopedias,
directories of medical and health organizations, health related rankings, NC and Federal
government and legislative resoucees, and Duke publications and directories.
This guide provides resources for biomedical researchers including articles and books, funding sources, and writing tools.
This guide will help you find answers to your questions about writing.
A selected list of Websites and organizations, both national and international. Includes major providers of North Carolina statistics.
This guide provides a central place to find information and resources for conducting the search for studies
and managing the data as part of the process of creating systematic reviews of the literature.
Sources used to locate, evaluate and purchase test instruments.