Resource Quick List
Drug Information & Medical Quick Reference
- UpToDate Lexidrug This link opens in a new windowDrug monographs, interaction checkers, IV compatibility, clinical calculators, drug ID and more.
Student discounts on Lexicomp Handheld.
(formerly Lexicomp)
- Micromedex This link opens in a new windowDrug monographs, drug prices (Red Book), interaction checkers, IV compatibility, clinical calculators, drug ID and more.
Mobile access information Pharmacy Mobile Apps. - Clinical Pharmacology This link opens in a new windowDrug monographs, interaction checkers, IV compatibility, clinical calculators, drug ID and more.
Mobile access information. - UpToDate This link opens in a new window
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Comprehensive evidence summaries for disease states, diagnostics, labs, medical calculators, guidelines, drug information and more.
Login to UpToDate using your Roseman network credentials (choose Institutional or OpenAthens sign in options from the mobile app or website). You will be prompted to register for an account the first time.
Online Reference and Textbooks
- AccessPharmacy (McGraw-Hill) This link opens in a new windowPharmacy textbooks, practice cases, drug flashcards, NAPLEX practice questions, and video lectures. Create a personal account after login for NAPLEX Study Resources.
- APhA Pharmacy Library This link opens in a new windowPharmacy textbooks, NAPLEX Review, case studies, learning exercises, and more. Create a personal account after login for NAPLEX study resources NAPLEX Review.
- Clinical Key This link opens in a new windowMedical reference books, journal articles, drug information, disease and skill overviews, videos, and practice guidelines.
- Health Library Premium Pharmacy This link opens in a new windowPharmacy and foundational science textbooks, videos on clinical skills and science concepts, and case examples.
- Find E-books by Title This link opens in a new windowSearch by book title for specific e-books in the Roseman collections.
Research Articles
- PubMed This link opens in a new window
Biomedicine and life sciences journal articles from MEDLINE and PubMed Central.
Set up a personal NCBI account to set alerts and collections of results. - Discovery This link opens in a new windowFind print books, e-books, journal articles and more from across the Roseman Library collections.
- Find Journals by Title This link opens in a new windowLocate specific journals in the Roseman collections. Search by title or browse by subject.
- Ovid This link opens in a new windowAccess to all OVID resources including MEDLINE, International Pharmaceutical Abstracts, Emcare, journals, and e-books.
Citations
- AMA Manual of Style (11th ed) This link opens in a new windowAMA online guide including how to cite in-text, format references, and prepare for publication.
- Citing AMA Style 11th ed.Quick guide of rules and examples for citing and references in the AMA 11th Edition.
Interlibrary Loan
Order an article that is not in our collection through Interlibrary loan (ILL). This takes 1-5 business days.
Exam Prep
- APhA PharmacyLibraryIncludes Preceptor Central, textbooks, NAPLEX Review, case studies, learning exercises, and more.
Cite in AMA
The pharmacy profession writes and cites using AMA style. We cite to avoid plagiarism, lend our work the authority of experts and researchers in the field, continue the scholarly conversation, and recognize the work of researchers before us.
Examine the examples below and explore the interactive slideshow below to help you navigate the basics behind citing AMA style.
General Formatting Rules
In-Text Citations
- Cite using superscript Arabic numbers after periods/commas with no space.
- Number in order of first use in text. That same number is used to list the article, in numerical order, in the References list.
- Once assigned a number, that citation uses that same number every time it is cited in-text.
- If using author names in-text, use only the surname with the superscript numeral citation directly after the author name. List no more than two author names in text. If there are more than two authors, write only the first author's surname, then write "et al"