Health Informatics: Databases

This guide is aimed primarily at students in the online MS in Health Informatics program in GCCIS

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Best Bet Databases

Listed below are the most useful databases for health informatics.

To browse other databases please visit: Database Finder Website

BioMed Central

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Free access to peer-reviewed biological/medical research articles

ScienceDirect

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Full text articles from journals covering all scientific and technical subjects

DOAJ

Directory of Open Access Journals
Categorized list of open access, full text online journals

PubMed

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Index and abstract database covering all aspects of medicine, including health informatics

IEEE Xplore

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Full text of IEEE and IEE journals, magazines, transactions and conference proceedings as well as active IEEE standards. Ebook packages include over 1200 IEEE/Wiley Press titles and over 950 MIT Press titles in computer science and engineering technologies.

Cochrane Library

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Cochrane reviews – conducted by over 25,000 volunteer reviewers from around the world and coordinated by over 50 Cochrane Review Groups (CRGs) - systematically identify, appraise and summarise evidence according to pre-defined, explicit methods. The aim of a Cochrane systematic review is to integrate the findings, pool the data where appropriate, and generate “overall” results.

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