Updated monthly, the Sanford Guide provides health care professionals with comprehensive, evidence-based, point of care treatment recommendations for bacterial, fungal, mycobacterial, parasitic, viral and retroviral infections.

Navigate the entire Sanford Guide collection with just one click using the menu structure.

Access the Sanford Guide directly or find it under Core Resources on the home pages of the Pharmacy Resource Guide and the Biomedical Resource Guide .

• Current clinical and practice news
• Easy access via a PC, tablet computer or smartphone
• Professional development titles including Pharmacy: An Introduction to the Profession, How to Build an MTM Practice: A Guidebook for Pharmacists, and The Pharmacy Professional’s Guide to Résumés, CVs, & Interviewing

Access PharmacyLibrary directly or find links to the collection and individual titles in the Pharmacy Resources guide.

Check out the Tutorials CampusGuide at http://guides.libraries.uc.edu/hsltutorials .  This Guide includes many other tutorials including:

• HSL specific:  Access UC Resources from Off Campus: VPN or via Proxy Server

• Databases: PubMed, CINAHL, Scopus

• Software: Blackboard, Lynda.com (tutorials on HTML, Microsoft Office, Open Source, SPSS, etc.)
• Citation management: (EndNote, RefWorks, Zotero, Mendeley) tutorials.

More tutorials will be added to this guide as they are created or become available.

Search for physicians by name, board certified specialty, city or state, etc. and quickly identify:

• Whether or not your doctor is board certified, and in what sub-specialty
• The board certified physicians in a specific geographic location
• Professional information that could be helpful in choosing a specialist in your selected category

Select Resources from the toolbar at the top to see information about the medical specialties, state licensing boards, codes and abbreviations, and certification statistics.

Updated quarterly, new physicians and new certifications will be displayed with each update.

Bookmark the ABMS Directory link http://abmsdirectory.com/abms/static/home.htm or access it via the eBooks page http://libraries.uc.edu/hsl/reference/elec/Etext.html  on the Health Sciences Library website.

What is Clinical Key?

• Clinical Key is a fast and intuitive search engine that draws from the one of the largest collections of clinical resources covering every medical and surgical specialty
• Clinical Key provides journals, books, practice guidelines, patient education, drug information, images, video, and CME
• Register for a personal account and save searches, create a reading list, earn CME credits, or use the Presentation Maker to capture images for PowerPoint.  (Note: if you have a Scopus personal account, use the same username and password for Clinical Key.)

Content includes:

• Over 500 medical and surgical journals
• Over 1,000 medical and surgical reference ebooks
• Point-of-Care clinical monographs
• Procedures Consult content and associated videos
• Over 9,000 medical and surgical videos
• Clinical Pharmacology drug monographs
• Supplemental images and videos

Get to Clinical Key by going to http://www.clinicalkey.com or from the HSL homepage.

• Off Campus Access: log into the SSL VPN (virtual private network) or the proxy server, then navigate to Clinical Key.