{"cards":[{"_id":"3e58c4c0bc81977e9d00000f","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":null,"content":"# Medical Librarianship \naims to "},{"_id":"3e58ffd6bc81977e9d000018","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.5,"parentId":"3e58c4c0bc81977e9d00000f","content":"Areas of concern"},{"_id":"3e590243bc81977e9d00001b","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e58ffd6bc81977e9d000018","content":"Information Literacy"},{"_id":"3e595eddbc81977e9d000033","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.5,"parentId":"3e590243bc81977e9d00001b","content":"Study Methods"},{"_id":"3e596037bc81977e9d000034","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e595eddbc81977e9d000033","content":"Goal Setting / Time Management/ Notetaking / Revision / Exam Prep"},{"_id":"3e597cf7bc81977e9d000041","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e596037bc81977e9d000034","content":"ELEW 101 - ACTIVE AND REFLECTIVE LEARNING METHODS\nThe purpose of this elective workshop is to provide students with basic skills for study time scheduling and with basic skills for applying active study methods along with multiple cycles of review and self-assessment to learning in medical school courses/clerkships."},{"_id":"3e5982b5bc81977e9d000043","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"3e596037bc81977e9d000034","content":"MED 512 – INTEGRATIVE STUDY OF THE BASIC SCIENCES\nThis course provides an integrative approach to Basic Sciences for MUA students as they prepare for the USMLE Step 1. During the opening weeks of the course, students are offered a diagnostic pretest to help identify areas of challenge to assist in developing strategically designed study goals and schedules. In addition to the review materials, students are presented with the essential key elements in live review sessions in each subject area by experienced faculty and guest lectures. Frequent assessment throughout the course provides students the feedback they need to focus on their specific needs. Following the completion of the program, students are offered a simulated USMLE Step 1 to evaluate the comprehensiveness of their preparation. \n(10 credits; 200 Hours)\nPrerequisites: Students must have completed all courses in Semesters I-IV, as well as have completed or simultaneously enrolled in Semester V courses."},{"_id":"3e5903cebc81977e9d00001d","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1.25,"parentId":"3e590243bc81977e9d00001b","content":" online study techniques "},{"_id":"3e59642ebc81977e9d000035","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e5903cebc81977e9d00001d","content":""},{"_id":"3e5920e4bc81977e9d000028","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"3e590243bc81977e9d00001b","content":"Mentoring research process (individual supervision working with Faculty)\nTeaching research methods"},{"_id":"3e5957b1bc81977e9d000032","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e5920e4bc81977e9d000028","content":"Scientific Method /Hypothesis development and testing\nReview of the Literature\nResearch process\nResearch design\n Research methodologies (Experiment/ Case/ Survey/ Content Analyisis\nResearch documentation\nResearch dissemination"},{"_id":"3e598a34bc81977e9d000046","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e5957b1bc81977e9d000032","content":"MED 217 – INFORMATICS AND EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE\nEvidence-based medicine (EBM) is the integration of best research evidence, clinical expertise and patient values. The best evidence is usually found in clinically relevant research that has been conducted using sound methodology. This course introduces students to the general concepts and strategies that are relevant to clinical practice and serves as the foundation for lifelong learning and self study. Objectives of the course include understanding the basic principles and tools utilized in research including methods, and descriptive and inferential statistics; enhancing skills in data analysis and in the interpretation of medical literature; and gaining an appreciation of the value and applicability of sound research in clinical decision making. Students will use this practical learning in subsequent research projects.\n(2 credits; 30 hrs. Lecture)"},{"_id":"3e5955a7bc81977e9d000031","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":3,"parentId":"3e590243bc81977e9d00001b","content":"Database Searching\n\nDatabase evaluation"},{"_id":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1.5,"parentId":"3e58ffd6bc81977e9d000018","content":"Basic Sciences"},{"_id":"3e596e4dbc81977e9d000036","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 111 – GROSS ANATOMY\nThis is a lecture and laboratory course where students will acquire a basic knowledge of both the gross structure and functional anatomy of organs and systems of the adult human body and how these relate to clinical disease. Concurrent with lecture and small group work, students perform regional dissection of cadavers and study a variety of imaging techniques (including X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans). Emphasis is on the identification of normal gross structures with lectures and demonstrations to illustrate clinically relevant normal and abnormal findings. The classroom lectures are integrated with small group sessions to provide a sound foundation for learning in other Basic Sciences courses including Physiology, Pathology and Foundations of Clinical Medicine.\n(14 credits; 229 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\n"},{"_id":"3e5970b7bc81977e9d000037","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 112 – HISTOLOGY AND CELL BIOLOGY\nThis course is the study of tissue organization, exploring the operation of the human body at a cellular and subcellular level. It is essential for understanding the mechanism and pathogenesis of disease states and the intricate relationships among the organ systems. Histology also provides the visual picture of the molecular mechanisms of cellular growth, cellular differentiation, tissue repair, and the inter- and intra-cellular defense mechanisms. Lectures are integrated with laboratory experiences in which students identify the microscopic structures of various tissues and organs in the human body, correlating these structures with their functions (a prerequisite for understanding the altered state in various disease processes). This class also lays the groundwork for future courses such as Physiology and Pathology.\n(10 credits; 141 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nMED 113 – EMBRYOLOGY \nThis course provides students with a practical approach to the basic principles of embryology, including genetic inheritance. Lectures describe the stages involved in development of the organs and systems from the time of conception until birth. In addition, students learn to recognize the critical stages of normal development and the effects of common teratogens, genetic mutations and environmental hazards on the development of the fetus. This course also provides a practical approach to the developmental basis of major variations, abnormalities and congenital anomalies. Lectures are supplemented with embryologic models, slides, and computer graphics characterizing morphogenesis.\n(3 credits; 43 hrs. Lecture)\n"},{"_id":"3e5971d8bc81977e9d000039","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":4,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 211 – BIOCHEMISTRY\nIn this course students learn the molecular, cellular, and chemical basis of life, such as those related to the structure and function of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids. Key areas of emphasis include intermediary metabolism and its regulation, genetic basis of inherited diseases, and biochemical changes associated with the development/etiology of disease. The medical relevance is emphasized through clinical correlation and group discussions of medically important topics. The course lays a foundation in the student’s understanding of the normal biochemical functions and processes of the human body, preparing medical students for later learning of disease processes and pharmacological principles.\n(10 credits; 142 hrs. Lecture)\n"},{"_id":"3e597386bc81977e9d00003a","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 212 – HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY\nDuring this course students learn the normal functions and regulation of cells, organs and organ systems and physiological integration of the systems to maintain homeostasis—with emphasis on clinically relevant concepts. Lectures cover the neural and humoral homeostatic mechanisms and understanding of the physiology of muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, endocrine, reproductive, gastrointestinal and renal systems. In addition, the pathophysiology of selected disease states are also explored. Students get a chance to experience what they have learned in the laboratory component of this course. This course builds on the student’s growing understanding of normal structure and function, laying the foundation for further exploration in pathophysiology and pharmacological effects on organ systems.\n(10 credits; 144 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisites: MED 111 & 112 are recommended.\n"},{"_id":"3e598675bc81977e9d000044","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.5,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 215 – MEDICAL GENETICS\nMedical Genetics is a lecture course that provides the students with an understanding of the principles and concepts of inherited disorders. Beginning with a study of chromosomes and the disorders that result from their aberrations, the course covers current diagnosis and treatment, the genetics of human populations and ongoing discoveries and research in molecular biology.\n(5 credits; 81 hrs. Lecture)\nPrerequisites: Completion of MED 112 and MED 113 is required.\n\n"},{"_id":"3e59940abc81977e9d000049","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.75,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 216 – EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE\nThis course introduces the students to the fundamental concepts of biostatistics and epidemiology. Using the principles of disease distribution, students are able to realize the importance of epidemiologic research to clinical practice. In addition to being able to evaluate current epidemiological issues, students learn the historical importance of how diseases are distributed in various populations and the impact this has on health issues in the 21st century.\n(4 credits; 52 hrs. Lecture)\n\n\n \n"},{"_id":"3e5995bdbc81977e9d00004a","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.875,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 311 – MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY\nThis lecture and laboratory course provides the fundamental principles of microbiology, including the subdisciplines of immunology, virology, bacteriology, mycology and parasitology. This course explores the workings of the human immune system including the intricate processes of antigen recognition, immunoglobulin production and the detection of antigen-antibody reactions. Basic genetic and molecular biological concepts are integrated and connected to clinical manifestations of disease and immunopathological reactions (such as hypersensitivity, autoimmunity, transplantation concerns, tumor immunology, hematology, reproduction, infectious disease and immunodeficiency). Students acquire an understanding of the physiological and virulence properties of microorganisms and epidemiological factors that contribute to human infectious disease; immunological responses contributing to health and disease; and an introduction to the activities and uses of antimicrobial agents for asepsis and treatment.\n(12 credits; 154 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisites: Completion of MED 111 is required. Completion of MED 212 is recommended.\n"},{"_id":"3e599661bc81977e9d00004b","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.9375,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 312 – NEUROSCIENCES\nNeurosciences is a lecture and laboratory course that provides an integrated multidisciplinary study of the structure and functional relationships of the central and peripheral nervous systems and relies on basic knowledge of the anatomy of head and cranial nerves. Neurobiology and neurophysiology, brain metabolism, and the effects of damage and disease on cells of the central nervous system are covered in depth during the initial part of the course. Students are also introduced to techniques of neuroimaging and are taught introductory clinical assessment during this time. Each aspect of the central nervous system is discussed with regards to both normal structures and processes integrated with the pertinent clinical correlations. Learning is enhanced through laboratory gross brain dissection, imaging techniques and discussion of clinical correlations. \n(9 credits; 144 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisites: Completion of MED 111 is required. Completion of MED 212 is recommended.\n"},{"_id":"3e59a674bc81977e9d000050","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.953125,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 315 – MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY\nThrough learning assignments and group discussions based on clinical problems, students learn about the behavioral sciences. Lectures highlight both normal and abnormal behaviors and include discussions on theories of learning, theories of personality, child development, cognitive functioning, death, sexual behavior, sleep, and the mind-body relationship. Common psychiatric illnesses are covered (symptoms, causes, and treatments) as are other important problems in medical practice such as domestic violence, child abuse and defense mechanisms. Practical learning experiences focus on teaching interviewing skills, mental status examinations, differential diagnosis, defense mechanisms, and practical engagement with patients.\n(9 credits; 134 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\n"},{"_id":"3e59a78fbc81977e9d000051","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.9609375,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 316 – MEDICAL & LEGAL ETHICS\nThrough a combination of lectures and small group interactions, students are presented with a practical introduction to the current body of legal and ethical foundations involved in the practice of modern medicine. Students learn to address a number of moral and ethical health care questions depicting real-life issues taken from current literature and public records.\n(4 credits; 40 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\n\n"},{"_id":"3e59a910bc81977e9d000052","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.96484375,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 411 – PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS\nThis course provides a thorough approach to pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic actions of common pharmaceutical preparations. The understanding of molecular structure and orientation, the mechanisms of action of medications, and characteristics of tolerance, sensitivity, therapeutic indices, dependency, withdrawal, and drug interactions are described in depth. Students will gain a functional understanding of major therapeutic drugs: their absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination; dose-response relationships; efficacy, mechanisms of action; therapeutic uses; drug interactions and toxicity. In addition to focusing on the pharmacological actions and interactions of medications, this course specifically examines the therapeutic uses and effects on clinical disease states using a case-based method.\n(12 credits; 144 hrs. Lecture)\nPrerequisite: Completion of MED 311 & 312 is recommended.\n"},{"_id":"3e59a9cabc81977e9d000053","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.966796875,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 412 – PATHOLOGY I\nThis course introduces students to the responses of cells, tissues and organs to major disease processes. Topic areas covered include cell injury and cell death, inflammation, blood coagulation, immune deficiency diseases and some tumors. Group discussions are also a part of the course, as are laboratory exercises that utilize computerized slides and computer-assisted modules to explore concepts discussed in lectures.\n(11 credits; 143 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisite: Completion of MED 311 is required. Completion of MED 215 is recommended.\n"},{"_id":"3e59ace4bc81977e9d000054","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.9677734375,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":"MED 511 – PATHOLOGY II\nDuring this course, students build upon the knowledge base developed in Pathology I (MED 412) and explore the pathology of each organ system in detail, including pediatric pathology. Through the use of microscopes, slides, and computer modules, students learn about pathophysiologic abnormalities of disease processes. Case studies are used to enhance the relationship between the pathologic basis of diseases and clinical treatment protocols.\n(11 credits; 133 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisite: Completion of MED 412 is required.\n"},{"_id":"3e599e95bc81977e9d00004c","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.96875,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":""},{"_id":"3e599ef1bc81977e9d00004d","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5.984375,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":""},{"_id":"3e597e43bc81977e9d000042","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":6,"parentId":"3e590c49bc81977e9d000020","content":""},{"_id":"3e590d58bc81977e9d000021","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1.75,"parentId":"3e58ffd6bc81977e9d000018","content":"Clinical Sciences"},{"_id":"3e598bf1bc81977e9d000047","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.5,"parentId":"3e590d58bc81977e9d000021","content":"MED 118 – FOUNDATIONS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE I\nThis course is the first of a four-part curriculum designed to introduce the student to the basic elements of clinical practice. Topics in this semester include communication skills, ethical treatment of patients and professionalism. In addition, students working in small groups with individual physicians will learn the fundamentals of obtaining a complete medical history from the patient’s presenting complaint, history of present illness, social history, family history, and review of systems.\n(2 credits; 19 hrs. Lecture/Lab)"},{"_id":"3e59b121bc81977e9d000055","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.53125,"parentId":"3e590d58bc81977e9d000021","content":"MED 218 – FOUNDATIONS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE II\nDuring this course, students will begin to learn the essentials of performing a physical examination through a systems-based approach. This course allows students to apply their knowledge, understanding, and problem solving abilities in new or unfamiliar environments within broader (or multidisciplinary) contexts related to their field of study. Lectures along with small group demons trations of a basic screening physical will be presented. Systems presented in this semester include skin, cardiac, pulmonary, and musculoskeletal. Students will use physical examination models, as well as electronic/computerized whole body simulators in the Clinical Skills Center to practice these skills in small groups and to reinforce the principles learning in the other basic science courses.\n(1 credit; 11 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisite: Completion of Semester I courses is recommended.\n\n.\n"},{"_id":"3e59a388bc81977e9d00004f","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.5625,"parentId":"3e590d58bc81977e9d000021","content":"MED 318 – FOUNDATIONS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE III\nStudents will begin to learn the essentials of performing a mental status and neurological examination in conjunction with the neuroscience course, in addition to continuing to refine their skills from the previous semesters. At the completion of this course students will have the ability to integrate knowledge, handle complexity, and formulate judgments with incomplete or limited information, including reflecting on social and ethical responsibilities linked to the application of their knowledge and judgments. Students will practice these skills in small groups in the Clinical Skills Center.\n(1 credits; 10 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisites: Prerequisite: Completion of Semester II courses is recommended.\n "},{"_id":"3e59a0a6bc81977e9d00004e","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.625,"parentId":"3e590d58bc81977e9d000021","content":"MED 418 – FOUNDATIONS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE IV\nThis course is designed to help prepare the student for the clinical phase of medical school education. Lectures and demonstrations will review and reinforce the communication, professionalism, interviewing, screening physical and neurological examination skills learned in previous semesters of the Doctor Patient Relationship courses. Students will practice these skills in small groups in Clinical Skills Laboratory with individual physicians. At the completion of this course students will be able to communicate their conclusions, and the knowledge and rationale underpinning these conclusions, to specialist and nonspecialist audiences clearly and unambiguously; students will also have the learning skills to allow them to continue to study in a manner that may be largely self-directed or autonomous.\n(6 credits; 114 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisite: Completion of Semester III courses is recommended."},{"_id":"3e59921dbc81977e9d000048","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.75,"parentId":"3e590d58bc81977e9d000021","content":"MED 218 – FOUNDATIONS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE II\nDuring this course, students will begin to learn the essentials of performing a physical examination through a systems-based approach. This course allows students to apply their knowledge, understanding, and problem solving abilities in new or unfamiliar environments within broader (or multidisciplinary) contexts related to their field of study. Lectures along with small group demons trations of a basic screening physical will be presented. Systems presented in this semester include skin, cardiac, pulmonary, and musculoskeletal. Students will use physical examination models, as well as electronic/computerized whole body simulators in the Clinical Skills Center to practice these skills in small groups and to reinforce the principles learning in the other basic science courses.\n(1 credit; 11 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisite: Completion of Semester I courses is recommended."},{"_id":"3e598749bc81977e9d000045","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e590d58bc81977e9d000021","content":"MED 513 – FOUNDATIONS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE V\nThis course is designed to help the student integrate the knowledge learned in the basic sciences into the cognitive processes required for successful transition into the clinical sciences and to gain experience applying this knowledge to the practical approach of patient care. Students study the clinical presentation and management of major systemic disease processes including pertinent laboratory tests and radiologic studies of diagnostic importance. Advanced skills in interviewing techniques, history taking, and physical examination during problem-focused patient encounters will be covered. Emphasis is placed on the development of a student’s case presentation skills. The course faculty also team-teach small group clinical tutorials related to lecture and lab content.\n(10 credits; 140 hrs. Lecture/Lab)\nPrerequisites: Students must have completed all courses in Semesters I-IV, as well as completed or simultaneously have enrolled in MED 511."},{"_id":"3e597734bc81977e9d00003b","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":2.375,"parentId":"3e58ffd6bc81977e9d000018","content":"Electives"},{"_id":"3e59779dbc81977e9d00003c","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":1,"parentId":"3e597734bc81977e9d00003b","content":"ELEW 101 - ACTIVE AND REFLECTIVE LEARNING METHODS\nThe purpose of this elective workshop is to provide students with basic skills for study time scheduling and with basic skills for applying active study methods along with multiple cycles of review and self-assessment to learning in medical school courses/clerkships.\nE"},{"_id":"3e597830bc81977e9d00003d","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":2,"parentId":"3e597734bc81977e9d00003b","content":"LEW 102 – POISONOUS PLANTS, FATAL FOODS AND MURDEROUS MEDICINES\nThis course was designed with two elements. The first is a classroom discussion on common poisonous plants that are often used around the house or in gardens, things children may eat, adults may handle, or even foods that may be fatal in the wrong form. The lecture portion will be followed with a 2 hour hike up the mountainside discussing traditional medicines, what they were used for, and how they could either kill or cure.\n"},{"_id":"3e597894bc81977e9d00003e","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":3,"parentId":"3e597734bc81977e9d00003b","content":""},{"_id":"3e59793abc81977e9d00003f","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":4,"parentId":"3e597734bc81977e9d00003b","content":"ELEC 101 - COMPLEMENTARY & ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES\nThe purpose of this course is to introduce students to alternative medical systems being practiced in various parts of the world that are gaining acceptance in North America (including Ayurvedic medicine, Chinese and Kampo medicine, Greco-Arab medicine, homeopathy, and herbal therapies). Topics including brief history, concepts of health/disease states, treatment modalities, common uses as adjunctive treatment, and potential interactions with standard therapies will be explored in a lecture/discussion format.\n"},{"_id":"3e597991bc81977e9d000040","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":5,"parentId":"3e597734bc81977e9d00003b","content":"ELEC 103 – YOGA FOR STRESS MANAGEMENT\nThis enjoyable short course, for both beginners and those with some experience, leads students at a moderate pace through basic Hatha Yoga postures, combined with body strengthening, alignment, balancing, relaxation, and breathing techniques. It is a rewarding way to stay fit, remove stiffness, and improve flexibility, while releasing stress and preventing fatigue. 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Since its launch as the very first web-based medical reference tool and resource, Living Medical eTextbook has become the number one free source of originally researched and written information for busy clinicians—accessible online or at the point of care from the iPhone and iPad.\nComprehensive, peer-reviewed, and CME/CE-certified medical information; approved guidelines; and treatment strategies for several therapeutic areas\nRated a Top 10 free iPhone app by iMedicalApps\nOriginally authored and fact-checked; curated and edited by noted thought leaders; dynamically updated to ensure timeliness and accuracy\nExpert commentary and engaging faculty interviews that punctuate key points\nEmbedded links to authenticated resources—videos, journal articles, illustrations, animations, and podcasts—that clarify relevant issues and enhance learning\n\n- See more at: http://lmt.projectsinknowledge.com/#sthash.o1HQBLdC.dpuf"},{"_id":"3e5a16e11a13661b43000057","treeId":"3e58c408bc81977e9d00000d","seq":1,"position":0.5,"parentId":"3e59b7cfbc81977e9d000058","content":"\n**MedlinePlus.gov**\nThe National Library of Medicine (NLM), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), created MedlinePlus Connect, which links electronic health record systems to relevant health and wellness information from NLM’s authoritative consumer health Web site MedlinePlus.gov. MedlinePlus, available in English and Spanish, includes consumer health information from NIH, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, other U.S. government agencies and trusted health information providers. MedlinePlus delivers videos, news, tutorials, images, and comprehensive health information, updated daily.\n\nMedlinePlus Connect brings patients or health care providers in an EHR to consumer-friendly information directly related to their concerns. 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