Mobile medical resources: Core Resources

Nursing and allied health articles
- While sitting at computer, go to the CINAHL database.
- Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click iPhone and Android apps.
- Enter your email address and send yourself the instructions, key and a link to download the app.
- Once you have received the email, download the app from iTunes or Google Play
- While viewing the email on your device, tap the authentication key link.

-You will need to set up a JN reader account from onsite.
-Every 60 days you will have to verify your affiliation by using JN reader on Tiger Wifi or UMH Wireless.

MediBabble is a free, professional-grade medical translation tool that contains thousands of translated questions and instructions. MediBabble is currently available in five languages — Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian, and Haitian Creole — with more coming soon

Drug and disease information.

Drug Information, Drug Interactions, and IV Compatibility are available for download. Passwords can be found by clicking on the mobileMicromedex link at the top of the Micromedex 2.0 screen (HSL > Micromedex > Micromedex 2.0 > mobileMicromedex). Passwords are changed every quarter. See tutorial with detailed instructions.

The complete mobile PDR app is FREE to all health sciences libraries, students, and faculty.
Covers over 2,000 generic and branded medications.
Summaries are written and updated by PDR's PharmDs.
-Drug comparison tool
-Drug-drug interaction checker
-Pill identifier
Fast updates of new FDA-approved drug label changes and safety updates.

Requires prior registration on the MU Libraries' Stat!Ref site. Log in with your Stat!Ref username and password.

- You will need to set up a unique UpToDate Username and Password while connected to UpToDate from onsite.
- At least once every 90 days, your account will need to be verified by logging into UpToDate using your UpToDate Username and Password from a desktop computer located inside MU Healthcare or one of the Health Related Academic Facilities on the University of Missouri Campus.
- If you have a smartphone or other mobile device, you can install an UpToDate App containing your UpToDate Username and Password. At least once every 90 days you will need to run the app for verification while connected to UMH-Wireless Networks
See tutorial with detailed instructions.

Follow the link above and login with your username for mobile access to all books on the AccessMedicine site.
• An app is also available with a limited selection of titles e.g. Quick Medical Diagnosis & Treatment, Fitzpatrick’s Color Atlas and Synopsis of Clinical Dermatology, Diagnosaurus, and DX tests.
• The app requires you to set up a personal account. Follow the above link to the AccessMedicine website. Click on University of Missouri Columbia in the upper right to create a free MyAccess Profile. Download the app and login with your personal MyAccess account. To maintain access, login to your personal account from an on campus computer every 90 days.

500 diseases and conditions broken down into sections such as etiology, diagnosis, therapy and guidelines.
• The app requires you to set up a personal account. Go to ClinicalKey from onsite and click Register in the upper right.
• Once you've registered, go directly to the ClinicalKey website and sign in using the username and password you've selected.

Patient education

Select "U of Missouri" as your library.

Search PubMed, but note that links to all articles are not available.

Chemistry database. Requires prior registration on SciFinder Scholar registration page using your MU e-mail address.