Databases

The Biomedical Reference Collection (often referred to in the context of EBSCO databases) is a broad, multidisciplinary clinical and academic publication database.  It is designed to cover a wide range of medical fields, including Clinical Medicine and Pre-clinical sciences.  

Contains over 100 full-text journals (Basic Edition) that are all indexed in MEDLINE. 

It is used for comprehensive medical information by researchers, students, and healthcare professionals.

The British Medical Journal (The BMJ), a renowned, peer-reviewed medical journal published weekly by the British Medical Association.  It publishes original research, reviews, editorials, and news aimed at improving clinical practice, health policy, and education globally.

Books@Ovid is a comprehensive, searchable database providing full-text access to thousands of medical, nursing, and pharmacology ebooks, primarily published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (LWW) and other leading publishers.  It acts as a digital library designed for clinicians, researchers, and students to access clinical textbooks and reference works.

Covers a wide range of clinical specialties, including nursing, oncology, psychiatry, anesthesiology, and pharmacology.  

Offers complete text and graphics in a searchable, interlinked interface.

Business Source Index is a scholarly business research database focusing on topics like management, marketing, accounting, finance, and economics.

It provides peer-reviewed business journals, trade publications, and industry reports.

It covers the business side of healthcare administration, such as hospital management or health policy.

Used to research management theory, leadership, or business trends that impact healthcare.