ClinicalKey eBooks with Videos

Some of the ebooks within ClinicalKey now have accompanying videos. These are linked to the general content of the ebooks and include body part examination techniques.

To read ebooks and access the videos you need to have activated your account. On the ebook page you will see a new link if videos are available.

Screen-shot of ebooks page

Clicking the link will allow you to browse the index of videos associated with the book.

Screen-shot of video index

You can then select the video title to view it. Use the video controls to play, pause, rewind or stop the video. Close the video page to go back to the ebook.

Screen-shot of video page

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