Psychiatry Residents Orientation
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The document provides information for psychiatry residents at Western Libraries on accessing library resources. It outlines how to access journals, databases, books and clinical tools through the libraries website. It describes using the "Off-Campus Access" and "Browse by Program" pages to connect to library subscriptions and find psychiatry resources. It also explains how to search the library catalog to find materials and find full-text articles in databases and journals.
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- 2. 1. Western Libraries: What we’ve got Journals and databases Books Clinical Tools Learning modules Calculators Drug Identification Tools
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