University Library: Nursing: Point of Care Resources

Point of Care Resources

AusDI This link opens in a new window
AusDI delivers rapid access to the latest drug monographs, product information, consumer medicine information documents, product summaries and drug product images.
NOTE: Register as an institutional user on a PC or laptop while on campus to activate mobile login.
How do I access AusDI off campus or on mobile?
AusDI Help Centre
Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook (AIDH) This link opens in a new window
Comprehensive reference of over 500 injectable medicines, including 82 cancer therapies and more than 240 monographs with information about use in infants and children.
Australian Medicines Handbook (AMH) This link opens in a new window
Concise, up-to-date source of independent drug information to facilitate effective, rational, safe, and economical prescribing and dispensing recommendations.
How to use the AMH
BMJ Best Practice This link opens in a new window
BMJ Best Practice is a new easy-to-use decision-support tool that provides authoritative answers to clinical questions.
NOTE: Sign up for a free account with BMJ, then download and sign in to the free app from the App Store.

FindZebra
Denmark Technical University researchers have unveiled a free site called "FindZebra" that helps physicians and other professionals to generate diagnosis ideas for rare diseases.

Therapeutic Guidelines This link opens in a new window
Therapeutic Guidelines is an Australian evidence-based resource which recommends therapies for common disorders seen in clinical practice.
The Therapeutic Guidelines (eTG) App is available for online and offline use, ideal for accessing vital information at the point of care.
If your mobile device is connected to University wifi, you will be granted automatic access when you open the Therapeutic Guidelines app.
For off-campus access, see the FAQ How do I access the eTG Therapeutic Guidelines app?
JBI EBP Database This link opens in a new window
An Australian resource offering Evidence Based Recommended Practices, Systematic Reviews, Consumer Information Sheets, and Systematic Review Protocols.

Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS)
Contains information on the medicines subsidised by the Australian Government as well as information for consumers and health professionals.

UpToDate This link opens in a new window
UpToDate is an evidence-based clinical decision support tool, providing key clinical and drug information at point of care, synthesizing the latest evidence to recommend best practices for thousands of medical conditions.
How to register for the UpToDate app