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Use Clinical Key to Search for Clinical Answers

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Clinical Key is a clinical search engine, allowing you to search across a range of resources such as ebooks, ejournals, medline, images and videos. It is available to UHNM Athens users.

It has lots of features to help you to find and access information, allowing you to save and share content with your colleagues.

You’ll find step-by-step instructions to the main features on our Information Skills for Health blog:

You’ll find more help on our website.
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