Search the shelf at once with the stat ref healthcare eresource
The stat ref healthcare eresource delivers one year of login to a reputable healthcare library that lets you intuitively cross-search full-text, evidence-based and authoritative resources in a single query. With more than 300 resources across over 50 healthcare disciplines, it puts the latest information in a customizable, convenient format.
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300+resources
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50+disciplines
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Crosssearch
Inside this resource
stat ref healthcare eresource at work
The defining feature is one search across the whole collection, so a question pulls results from drug guides, textbooks and point-of-care titles at once instead of sending you title by title. That saves the minutes that add up over a shift.
Breadth across disciplines
With 300-plus resources in over 50 healthcare disciplines, the library reaches far beyond a single specialty, which is why it suits a general hospital, a training program or a clinician who wears several hats.
Convenient by design
The resources are presented in a customizable, convenient format and kept current, so the answer you get reflects the latest healthcare information rather than a stale edition.
Who this serves
- Hospitals and clinics — one cross-searchable library for the whole team.
- Students and residents — authoritative references across 50-plus disciplines.
- Clinicians — fast, full-text answers at the point of care.
Before you buy
How many resources are included?
Over 300 resources are offered across more than 50 healthcare disciplines, all cross-searchable.
Is it full text?
Yes — STAT!Ref provides full-text, evidence-based and authoritative resources in one search.
The chart
| Format | Online reference library |
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| Publisher | STAT!Ref |
| Department | Medical Accounts |
| Delivery | Login emailed within 24 to 72 hours |
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M. Haddad –
Kept the yearly access for the whole service. One subscription beats maintaining several separate logins.
K. Brooks –
Solid library, though the interface feels dated. The content and search are what matter.
A. Iqbal –
The 50-plus disciplines meant it covered my niche question. Full text saved me a trip to the library.
Dr. L. Moreau –
Great cross-search. Wanted a couple more surgical references but the breadth is strong.
N. Patel –
One search across 300 titles is the whole point. Login in two days, used it mid-shift.