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AusDI

Australian medicines information resource designed to help healthcare professionals make confident clinical decisions, providing access to latest drug monographs, pharmaceutical company product information, consumer medicine information documents, product summaries and drug product images.
Access to AusDI requires the user to register a personal account for use with their mobile devices. Users must register using a desktop PC or laptop, not a phone/iPad/tablet.
Please Note: A personal account is not required for desktop access.
Register an AusDI personal account (free)
1. Log into AusDI using the Library Databases ‘access now’ link, with your Notre Dame credentials.
2. Click on the login to personalise link (top right corner) and then click Are you an institutional user? Register for access.
3. Use your Notre Dame email address to register a personal account. Fill out all the fields in the form, and click Register when complete.
4. Once registered, you will receive an account activation email. Click on the Activate my Registration link in the email to finalise your account registration.
Use the personal account credentials you created to login to AusDI on your mobile device, or to access the personalised login features on your desktop PC or laptop.
Issues creating a personal account?
Use your Notre Dame email address as your username, choosing one consistent format only.
Student example: studentnumber@my.nd.edu.au or firstname.lastname@my.nd.edu.au
Staff example: staffnumber@nd.edu.au or firstname.lastname@nd.edu.au
You must use the same email format every time you log in.
Password must be 20 characters or less. Longer passwords may be accepted during setup but will prevent login.
Mac users: use a browser other than Safari
If you still encounter problems, please try an incognito/private browser.
Renewing your account
AusDI requires already registered users to renew their account once a year (before 23 October)
1. Log into AusDI using the Library Databases ‘access now’ link.
2. Click on the login to personalise link (top right corner) and login to your personal AusDI account (using your Notre Dame email address)
3. Click on the My Account link
4. Click on the Update Password button. You must change your password.
If your account has expired (after 23 October), you will need to recomplete the account registration steps using your Notre Dame email address (see above).
Helpful links
How do I access AusDI off campus or on mobile?
AusDI Help Centre
Not working?
Report a problem
Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook (AIDH)

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)

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
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 (while on campus), then download and sign in to the free app from the App Store for anywhere, anytime access.
Therapeutic Guidelines
Therapeutic Guidelines is an Australian evidence-based resource which recommends therapies for common disorders seen in clinical practice.
NOTE: You must register for a token annually while on campus to use this resource.

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?

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

UpToDate
UpToDate is an evidence-based clinical decision support tool, synthesizing the latest evidence to recommended best practices for thousands of conditions.
NOTE: This database is available to staff & students on campus and restricted to students only off campus.

How to register for the UpToDate app

Last Updated: Nov 11, 2025 3:41 PM
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