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Encyclopedia of BioethicsGale Group: Online edition of the 3rd edition (2004) of the Encyclopedia of Bioethics by Stephen G Post. Covering a wealth of topics on the ethics of health professions, animal research, population control and the environment, the set helps researchers to consider the impact of new scientific knowledge and its potential to harm or benefit present and future generations. Part of the Gale Virtual Reference Library. Available for document delivery to Australian libraries.
Free Medical JournalsFlying Publisher: This site provides free access to selected medical journals published in English and a number of other languages such as French, German and Spanish. Subjects include AIDS; basic science; cardiology; dentistry; endocrinology; epidemiology; gastroenterology; gynecology; infectious diseases; microbiology; neurology; nutrition; oncology; pediatrics; pharmacology; pharmacy; psychiatry; public health; and surgery.
Hazardous Substances Information SystemSafe Work Australia: The Hazardous Substances Information System allows users to find information on substances that have been classified in accordance with the Approved Criteria for Classifying Hazardous Substances, 3rd Edition and/or have National Exposure Standards declared under the NOHSC Adopted National Exposure Standards for Atmospheric Contaminants in the Occupational Environment. HSIS also provides direct access to a consolidated list of all the classified substances contained in the HSIS database.
HealthInsite : Health Information for AustraliansDepartment of Health and Ageing: This resource aims to improve general health by providing easy access to quality information about human health and medicine. It offers information ranging from daily health issues, such as nutrition or smoking, to information related to life events such as birth. Specific information topics, such as diabetes or asthma, are also available.
Informit: Covers all aspects of health in criminal justice, including mental health, medical and medicolegal issues, drugs and alcohol, suicide, HIV/AIDS, corrections health, euthanasia, and occupational health and safety.
Informit: Covers health policy and services and the social, psychological, legal and ethical issues associated with health which are of direct importance to Australian people andn families.
Health Source Nursing Academic EditionEBSCO Publishing: This database provides full text of peer reviewed scholarly journals, focusing on many medical disciplines. Also features abstracts and indexing for many others. Has strong coverage of nursing and allied health. Also contains links to other Ebsco databases including Business Source Premier, MasterFile Premier, Australia New Zealand Reference Centre, Academic Search Premier. These databases are updated daily. Available for document delivery to Australian libraries.
Health & Wellness Resource CenterGale Group: This resource provides acccess to over 400 health and medical journals, pamphlets, videos, and articles from over 2,000 general interest publications. Provides information on fitness, pregnancy, medicine, nutrition, diseases, public health, occupational health and safety, alcohol and drug abuse, prescription drugs etc. Included are links to diet, cancer, and health assessment sites as well as government databases. Available for document delivery to Australian libraries.
Informit: Deals extensively with clinical, nutritional, medical, social and psychological aspects of HIV/AIDS, as well as the relationship between alcohol and other drugs to HIV/AIDS.
Informit: Provides cover-to-cover full text access to core medical content from Australasia. Content includes research articles, reports and case studies of practical support to anyone studying or working in therapeutic, diagnostic and preventative health roles. Includes both specialist and current topics of interest including ageing and age care, child health, indigenous health issues, mental health and rehabilitation. Informit Health Collection replaced Meditext, a database which included selective full text only, in January 2010.
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