Mobile Resources

This guide includes:

• apps that provide alternate access to resources to which UND subscribes (Note: Mobile-optimized browser access also may be available for mobile devices; click on resource links on A - Z Database List;
• apps UND students, residents, and faculty affiliated with selected North Dakota hospitals may use; or
• free apps evaluated for quality by librarians.

As always, a librarian will be happy to provide additional assistance.

AccessMedical - infographics for quick reference on most body systems plus medical resources such as videos, podcasts, images, and textbooks, including Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine or Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine.

Apple Store      Google Play      Instructions on using filters

DynaMed - evidence-based with levels of evidence noted and article citations available. Includes diseases from diagnosis through management and patient education.

Apple Store        Google Play     Troubleshooting

NOTE: You must first create a DynaMed account from a DESKTOP computer. You also MUST LOG IN EVERY 90 days or your app will not work. Quick tip: set a repeating calendar reminder for the 89th day.

UpToDate - this app is provided to students / volunteer faculty through affiliated hospitals.

UpToDate instructions

VisualDx plus DermExpert - diagnostic decision support tool with images includes skin tones and skin shades.

Apple Store      Google Play      

Prevention Task Force - assists primary care clinicians to identify the screening, counseling, and preventive medication services that are appropriate for their patients.

Apple Store     Google Play

National Comprehensive Cancer Network - list options for cancer treatment that are most likely to have the best results.

Apple Store      Google Play

AccessPharmacy though Access by McGraw-Hill app

Apple Store     Google Play

Epocrates

Apple Store      Google Play

CostPlus Drug Co.

GoodRx

Welcome to this library information guide. We hope you find the information helpful in answering questions you have on these concepts. If you need further clarification or advice, please contact your clinical campus librarian.