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Try DynaMed for clinical reference support

Posted on February 2, 2009

DynaMed provides evidence-based, clinically-oriented summaries of more than 3,000 topics, including 800+ pharmaceutical summaries based on AHFS Drug Information.

DynaMed monitors the content of 500+ journals and is updated daily based on newly-published evidence. The content is comparable to that of First Consult, another point-of-care resource offered by the Library.

To help users judge the quality of available evidence, DynaMed provides three "Levels of Evidence" labels:

  • Level 1: Likely reliable evidence

  • Level 2: Mid-level evidence

  • Level 3: Lacking direct evidence

For each medical condition, information is given on aspects such as:

  • Causes & Risk Factors

  • Complications & Associated Conditions

  • History

  • Physical

  • Diagnosis

  • Prognosis

  • Treatment

  • Prevention & Screening

  • References (including reviews and guidelines)

  • Patient Information

A link to DynaMed is found on the Library Web site under "Highlights." Please provide comments about DynaMed by completing our trial feedback form.

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