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Browse DynamedPlus by Specialty

DynamedPlus is our newly upgraded point of care tool. It is available to staff at UHNM via Athens login. This post is going to show you the specialty pages.

Browse by Specialty
As well as searching you can use the “Browse by Specialty” option to browse through the topics. Select the option “Browse by Specialty” from the “Spotlight” section.

Screen-shot of the Dynamed home page

1. Browse Specialty List
Select the specialty that you are interested in from the list.

List of specialties in DynamedPlus

2. Select Topic
You can view the list of available topics within the specialty.

Screen-shot of specialty topics

3. View Topic
You can now view the topic page.

Screen-shot of topic page

On the topic page you can:

  • Search within the topic
  • Go straight to the menu option you need
  • Check for the latest topic updates

Why not check out what topics are available in your specialty?

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