Students and staff

ClinicalKey

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For remote access to ClinicalKey, it is necessary to register with your UL e-mail and make a request in the platform. Usage of the database will be possible outside the UL campus via personal account hereafter.

Profile creation and remote access request tutorial

Database available for students and academic staff of the Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences. 

ClinicalKey is a medical e-resource from Elsevier, containing valuable materials on 52 medical specialties. The e-resource is competent guidance in scientific research, clinical practice, and medical studies.

ClinicalKey covers the following information areas including (but not limited to):

  • more than 850 full-text journals, including The Lancet;
  • more than 1000 fulltext e-books, including Gray’s Anatomy (easy to read and to download (in XML/PDF) training and reference tools);
  • 2300 clinical reviews (focusing on short descriptions and recommendations of different illnesses);
  • 800 FirstConsult abstracts (with research-based evidences of illnesses, syndromes, and clinical conditions);
  • 19000 practical guidelines;
  • more than 6 million images, tables, charts;
  • more than 430 ProceduresVideos recordings of procedures and surgeries and detailed descriptions;
  • information on 2400 medical drugs;
  • 21000 informative brochures for patients.

*For downloading information from an e-book, it is compulsorily to create a personal account (profile) with your UL e-mail. 

*​Full access to database resources may work only in specific browsers, i.e. Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Using Mozilla Firefox may cause problems with full access to resources. In case of issues, please check whether your browser has available updates. 

There is a video recording of webinar on ClinicalKey e-resource (dated 06.04.2020) available for your interest and educational needs.

There is a video recording of webinar on ClinicalKey e-resource (dated 08.10.2020) available for your interest and educational needs.

There is a video recording of the training on ClinicalKey database (08.11.2021) available for your interest and educational needs (with DOWNLOAD option). Please use the code: Q5!t?3=p.

 

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