If you need additional assistance, please feel free to ask the librarian on duty. Focuses on biomedical, epidemiologic, health care administration, oncologic, and social and behavioral aspects. Covers the ethical, legal and public policy issues surrounding health care and biomedical research. Citations are derived from the literature of law, religion, the social sciences, philosophy, and the popular media as well as the health sciences. Incorporates citations from a variety of media and publication types.
Emphasis is on both clinical and non-clinical aspects of health care delivery.
Produced by the American Psychological Association. Provides bibliographic references to literature from an array of disciplines related to psychology and identifies psychologically relevant material, including journal articles, dissertations, reports, English-language book chapters and books, and other scholarly documents. Coverage begins in 1990, and the file is updated weekly with an average of 17,000 articles and 300,000 cited references or footnotes. Medicine, neuroscience, oncology, surgery, and nursing are part of the subjects covered in this database. An increasing number of professional journals are appearing on the Web.