AccessPharmacy offers pharmacy students access to videos, games, Q&A, and top textbooks to build a strong learning foundation, while providing pharmacists quick access to drug information, herbal supplements, and expert insights from current pharmacy publications.

A resource offering comprehensive drug information on uses, dosages, interactions, and side effects, used by pharmacists, healthcare providers, and students for evidence-based clinical decisions.

To access, create an account. Click your “Account Info” in the upper right corner of the site, then hover over “Your Account” to click “Manage Subscriptions.” You will see links for the two free resources available to us - Chromatographic Database and Herbal Medicines Compendium. 

Chromatographic Database is an online database featuring a cumulative list of chromatographic columns used to validate the chromatographic procedures in the United States Pharmacopeia and the National Formulary, Pharmacopeial Forum, Revision Bulletins, and Interim Revision Announcements since January 1980.

The Herbal Medicines Compendium is a free, online resource providing standards for herbal ingredients used in herbal medicines. Standards are expressed primarily in monographs. A monograph contains general information including definition of the herbal ingredient followed with a specification. The specification contains tests for critical quality attributes with procedures and acceptance criteria.

AccessAnesthesiology supports students, residents, anesthesiologists, and CRNAs with procedural videos, self-assessments, and top anesthesiology textbooks to strengthen skills, build knowledge, and aid in certification.

ChemIDplus contains over 400,000 chemical records, including 300,000 with chemical structures, and is searchable by name, synonym, CAS number, formula, classification, structure, and physical properties.

ClinicalKey provides access to journals, ebooks, practice guidelines, patient education, drugs, multimedia, and instructional videos on medical procedures, including content from MD Consult and First Consult. To download e-book chapters you must register for and sign in to a free personal account.

To learn more about using ClinicalKey visit the Resource Center.

This database contains detailed information from labels of dietary supplements sold in the U.S., including ingredients, manufacturer information, and recommended dosages. 

Embase is a comprehensive biomedical database covering key international literature from 1947 to present, including conference abstracts and papers, searchable via Advanced Search by publication type.

To learn more about using Embase visit Embase Video Tutorials and/or Elsevier's Embase FAQs.

Online contents of Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. Originally published in 1958, Harrison's has become a classic in the field of medicine. Harrison's outlines normal and abnormal physiology, while focusing on best practices of patient care. 

Print copies of Harrison's are available at Library Service Desk

Tools to identify medications, look up drug interactions and compatibilities, and make comparisons.

Micromedex® includes, CareNotes®, DRUGDEX®, DRUG-REAX®, IDENTIDEX®, IV INDEX®, Index Nominum, Martindale, NeoFax®, PDR®, POISINDEX®, REPRORISK®, USP DI®, DISEASEDEX®, TOMES®, Lab Advisor®, and Alternative Medicine databases.

NOTE: NeoFax® works best with modern browsers such as the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge

NatMed Pro (formally called Natural Medicines) is the most authoritative resource available on dietary supplements, natural medicines, and complementary, alternative, and integrative therapies.