Why start your literature searches from the UT Libraries databases pages?
to explore the 800+ databases, many of them highly specialized
to read the more... links that describe database content, access information, and any special steps required for use
to enter a database via the proxy link that connects search results to UT Libraries journal subscriptions
to see the full range of access options--online, print, interlibrary loan--for search results
to avoid paying out of pocket for content
Clinical Information Center, or Clin*IC, is designed to provide a single access point to a variety of pharmacy, nursing, and other clinical information resources for students, faculty, and staff at the University of Texas at Austin. More than 300 drug, nursing and clinical reference titles from 20 database providers are available.
Access
Most of the database providers work with UT EID access through the University Libraries' proxy service for off-campus access. No special arrangements or usernames are required.
Preceptors
UT College of Pharmacy Preceptors are welcome to use these online resources. You are also welcome to contact us if you have an urgent request.
To take advantage of online resources contact Jennifer Ridings-Myhra: (512) 475-9752, jennifer.ridings-myhra@austin.utexas.edu to request library privileges.
Off-campus UT students
Whether you are attending classes in the Cooperative Pharmacy programs at other UT campuses, such as El Paso or Pan American, or are on clinical rotation at a remote location in Texas, the UT Libraries are here to help you use library resources for pharmacy studies.
Connecting to the UT Virtual Private Network (VPN) while doing your research off campus provides a secure connection to the campus network, and makes accessing library resources significantly easier.
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