3D model of human anatomy
Nursing and allied health articles
Clinical decision support tool
Drug information
Primary source for health science articles
Primary source for health science articles. New PubMed training materials.
Scientific journals, books, proceedings
British Medical Journal
Journal of the American Medical Association
New England Journal of Medicine
Find ebooks by limiting the search results to “Available Online” under “Availability” and “Books” under “Material Type”.
Generate durable links to specific sections of ebooks.
Select and use citation managers to organize citations, store and manage PDFs, and format in-text citations and bibliographies.
From September 1, 2020 until further notice:
Four libraries open
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Physical distancing required
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Today's U Card hours: 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Find computing tools and expertise to develop and apply data science and visual communication skills.
Connect with a broad community of librarians, instructional designers, teaching experts, and technology leaders to support educational goals.
Use equipment, materials, and tools to prototype ideas and build problem-solving skills.
Explore how virtual worlds can support education, research, and patient care.
Fully automated HD video recording spaces with professional lighting and sound equipment.
Open study spaces and reservable group study spaces with power and wireless access.
Computers with general and specialized software, wireless access, and printing, scanning, and copying.
Print books and journal articles are available for electronic, digital scan, or mail delivery during the temporary closure of library buildings. Select “Get it” from Libraries search results, or go directly to the Interlibrary Loan and Digital Delivery page to request materials. Learn more about borrowing privileges and fines.
Learn to search databases effectively and optimize search strategies.
Request literature searches on health-related topics to support research projects and publications.
Request delivery of materials not currently available from the University of Minnesota Libraries, as well as digital copies of articles and book chapters from our print and microform collections.
Find information, tools, and support for research projects, including grant funding, data management, information discovery and management, scholarly identity and impact, copyright management and publishing.
Collaborate with librarians to conduct systematic reviews of the literature.
Request reports on individual or departmental research mentioned in public policy, news media, blog posts, etc. to broadly demonstrate impact.
Work with your librarian to receive in-class instruction, individualized consultations for research projects, customized resource pages for courses, and guidance on resources for facilitating active learning.
Request online readings and other course materials be added to your Canvas course page for access by enrolled students. Physical course reserves are also available.
Connect with peer tutors for help with research, English language, and Medical School topics.
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Explore our online exhibit on health and illness in Downton Abbey, along with other online exhibits until our new exhibit spaces open in the Health Sciences Education Center.
In January 2021, Erinn Aspinall was named interim Director of the Health Sciences Libraries. In this Q&A, Aspinall discusses the opportunities and challenges in front of her and her work on the Libraries Strategic Planning Team. Prior to becoming interim Director, she served as HSL’s Associate Director for Program Development and Strategy. Aspinall’s career reflects a commitment to the health sciences, with previous positions at the University of Michigan, the National Institutes of Health, and the University of New Mexico.
Connect educators and students with resources that spark innovation and transform learning.
Provide equitable access to the latest technology to help students prepare for the future of health care.
Engage health sciences students through applied knowledge projects and advanced technology training.
Help learners at all levels use primary source material to gain essential skills in research, writing, and critical thinking.