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Optimize your use of Clinical Key - training opportunity from elsevier

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 UHNM subscribes to ClinicalKey — the tool that gives you full-text access to the most relevant medical resources to support you in your daily work.

Experience the platform and its key features during upcoming online sessions, delivered by elsevier. In this 45-minute training for ClinicalKey.com, you will:
  • Discover what ClinicalKey is and how it supports your clinical decisions.
  • Learn the benefits of registering: 24/7 access, content downloads, and personalized alerts.
  • See a live demonstration of efficient searching, navigation, and time-saving tools.
  • Explore the ClinicalKey App for access on any device.
  • Access extra resources like video tutorials and reference materials.
Click on the session most convenient for you to register for the ms teams session:
Get started with Clinical Key by completing the online tutorial from the Health Library for the basic features and video demonstrations.



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