Integrative Medicine

PubMed indexes over 4,000 biomedical, nursing, dentistry and related journals, with over 21 million citations in MEDLINE, PreMEDLINE and related databases. PubMed is produced by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) and provides links between article citations and relevant data in other NCBI ENTREZ databases, including Nucleotide and Protein Sequences, Protein Structures, Complete Genomes, Taxonomy, and others.

This version has links to full text available to UM affiliates.

1950 to present; journal literature only 1950 to present

The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (CDSR) is the leading resource for systematic reviews in health care.  Each Cochrane Review is a peer-reviewed systematic review that has been prepared and supervised by a Cochrane Review Group (editorial team) in The Cochrane Collaboration according to the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions or Cochrane Handbook for Diagnostic Test Accuracy Reviews.  Currently there are over 5000 Cochrane Reviews including nearly 2,000 protocols  providing an explicit description of the research methods and objectives for Cochrane Reviews in progress.  Existing Reviews are updated as new information becomes available. 

As of 22 Oct 2012, CDSR is available as part of The Cochrane Library.

Until 31 Oct 2012, CDSR can also continue to be accessed via UM-MEDSEARCH as EBM-Reviews:  CDSR. 

Current edition.

Stat!Ref is a full-text resource that searches across more than 25 medical and drug texts. Includes Stedman's Medical Dictionary, DSM-IV-TR: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, and the Dictionary of Medical Acronyms and Abbreviations.

Provides cross-search of multiple databases: ISI Web of Science with Conference Proceedings (citation indexes), Current Contents Connect (tables of contents), Biosis Previews, and Medline. Also provides links (under "Additional Resources") to Journal Citation Reports, Scientific WebPlus, ISIHighlyCited.com, BiologyBrowser, Index to Organism Names, ResearcherID.com, and Science Watch.

1900 - (Varies by database.)

More than 16 billion validated biomedical and pharmacological records from EMBASE and MEDLINE.

1947-present

The homeopathy collection at the University of Michigan originated in the holdings of the Homeopathic Medical College, first established as part of the University in Ann Arbor in 1875. The Homeopathic Medical College existed concurrently with the allopathic Medical School until 1922. There was also a Homeopathic Hospital in existence locally from 1879 until 1891. The collection itself contains items dating from the mid-1800’s to the present day. Although not being digitized at this time, of particular interest is the Bradford Homeopathy Collection, which is composed of 1027 pamphlets that detail 75 years of the history and development of the field of homeopathic medicine. Along with the holdings of the former Homeopathic Library, these pamphlets constitute one of the most complete collections on the subject.

An integrated set of clinical decision support knowledge bases, including

• AAPCC Codes in POISINDEX®
• Alternative Medicine
• DISEASEDEX™ Emergency Medicine
• DRUGDEX® System
• Imprint Codes in Identidex®
• Interaction Checking
• IV Compatibility
• MARTINDALE
• MSDS from USP
• PDR®
• POISINDEX® System
• RED BOOK Online®
• REPRORISK® System

Mobile apps are available for iOS, Android, and Blackberry products.

Current editions.

The University of Michigan's access to MEDLINE, and Cochrane databases and various full-image biomedical journals.

Varies by database.

An online clinical information resource with emphasis on internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and family practice. Note: On campus access only.

Current edition.

An international research collaboration that aggregates and synthesizes data on complementary and alternative therapies using a comprehensive methodology and reproducible grading scales with the aim of providing objective, reliable information that aids clinicians, patients and healthcare institutions to make more informed and safer therapeutic decisions. Information is evidence-based, consensus-based, and peer-reviewed by a multi-disciplinary editorial board.

Current edition