New Electronic Resources
This page lists the five newest subscribed electronic resources.
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| Dental Education in Video A video encyclopedia of dentistry and dental technique, delivering hundreds of high-definition videos featuring world-renowned clinicians and educators. It provides hundreds of hours of demonstrations, together with interviews and lectures, for students and faculty in dental surgery, medicine, oral hygiene, assisting, and nursing. |
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| Premium Pharmacy Collection, LWW Health Library The Premium Pharmacy Collection provides access to e-books published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins on medicinal chemistry, compounding, and pharmacokinetics. It also includes cases, procedures, images and other curricular materials used in the medical school curriculum. Some popular titles included are: Rowland & Tozer: Clinical pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics; Lemke: Foye's principles of medicinal chemistry; Sinko: Martin's physical pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences; Allen: Ansel's pharmaceutical dosage forms and drug delivery systems and Lieberman: Marks' basic medical biochemistry. |
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| Index to Printed Music The Index to Printed Music (IPM) is an invaluable resource for music students and researchers. IPM is the only online resource for finding individual pieces of music printed in standard scholarly editions, with over 307,000 index records of individual music works including collected works. |
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| LawOne LawOne provides searchable access to full text legislation from seven Australian jurisdictions, links through to amending and subordinate legislation, Bills, Explanatory Memoranda and Second Reading Speeches, detailed legislative histories. Commonwealth legislation updated daily, NSW legislation updated weekly, all other jurisdictions updated at least 12 times a year. Also includes Federal Cases, & TimeBase Point in Time Services (excluding the ASX Point in Time Service).  |
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| IMgateway IMgateway delivers evidence-based complementary medicine information on a wide range of medical conditions, herbs, supplements and drug interactions. Content has been developed by Australian researchers including research specialists from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Sydney. The website has been developed according to best practice principles, to address the needs of time-poor practitioners, academics and students. |
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