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Use databases provided by the Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library to locate journal articles including clinical trials, practice guidelines, and review articles.
Health sciences articles including clinical, basic sciences, and public health information. Encompasses medicine, nursing, allied health, biological and physical sciences, and humanities and information science as they relate to medicine and health care.
Click on the "Databases" tab. In the list of databases, locate Nursing & Allied Health Database. Click the title link. This should bring you to an advanced search page with Nursing & Allied Health database at the top of the page. This database covers physical therapy, as well as other allied health professions.
Health sciences articles including clinical, basic sciences, and public health information. Interface incorporates Himmelfarb Library's search filters to support evidence-based practice. Also see the PubMed User Guide
Medical search engine with emphasis on evidence based medicine (EBM) and clinical guidelines and queries, including content from Cochrane and Bandolier.
View and renew items you've borrowed from Himmelfarb, as well as other area libraries through the WRLC Consortium Loan service.Request journal articles and book chapters from other libraries, as well as print books unavailable through the WRLC Consortium Loan service.Himmelfarb's institutional repository that gathers, archives, and disseminates the research output of the Milken Institute School of Public Health, the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, the School of Nursing, and the Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library.
Health Information @ Himmelfarb provides simple, one-stop searching for articles, books and e-books, digital media, and more across all of Himmelfarb Library's online, print, and digital collections.
The database was developed to help clinicians and researchers identify reliable and valid instruments used to assess patient outcomes during all phases of rehabilitation. The database provides evidence-based summaries that include concise descriptions of each instrument’s psychometric properties, instructions for administering and scoring each assessment as well as a representative bibliography with citations linked to PubMed abstracts.
Financially supported by the Canadian Partnership for Stroke Recovery, "STROKE ENGINE was built with the goal of bridging the gap in knowledge translation between research findings and current clinical practice in stroke rehabilitation."
"by McMaster University's School of Rehabilitation Science in collaboration with the DeGroote School of Medicine's Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics Health Information Research Unit. It incorporates the McMasterPLUS(TM) email alerting system and searchable database of best evidence from the health care literature of particular interest to rehabilitation professionals. It is supported in part by a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research."
"The paper “Global estimates of the need for rehabilitation based on the Global Burden of Disease study 2019”, published in the world’s leading medical journal The Lancet, provides the first-ever global and regional figures on the number of people in need of rehabilitation."
"The latest clinical practice guidelines, systematic reviews and clinical trials... These links are updated once a month, usually on the first Monday of the month." Sign up for Evidence in your inbox