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50 Resources for Healthcare: 19. Medicines Complete for drug reference ebooks

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We have subscriptions to Medicines Complete for our Keele users as well as those who work at UHNS and North Staffs Combined Healthcare. Medicines Complete gives you access to a range of drug-related reference ebooks. Titles include:
  • Clark’s Analysis of Drugs and Poisons
  • Handbook on Injectable Drugs
  • Herbal Medicines
  • Pediatric Injectable Drugs
  • Stockley’s Drug Interactions
  • The Merck Index
To access the titles go to our Healthcare Resources page and click the Medicines Complete link; you will then need to login via:
  • the OpenAthens link if you are an NHS user or
  • the home organisation link if you are a Keele user
Note that we have slightly different subscriptions for Keele and NHS users.

All NHS users can access Medicines Complete to access the British National Formulary and the British National Formulary for Children.
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