uCentral Online (1-year Subscription)
$30.00
SUBSCRIPTION · Medical Accounts · 1 YEAR
The ucentral online medical reference is one year of login to the all-in-one point-of-care app, bundling trusted quick-reference titles, Prime PubMed and visual literature search on mobile devices.
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1year access
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25M+articles
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28references
- 5-Minute Consult and Harrison’s
- Johns Hopkins and Davis guides
- Prime PubMed and Grapherence
One app for the point of care with the ucentral online medical reference
The ucentral online medical reference gives one year of login to the only all-in-one app that delivers the information a clinician or trainee needs at the point of care. It aggregates trusted quick-reference content, valuable tools and full-text journal articles, then pushes them straight to a patron’s mobile device through a customized institutional collection.
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1year access
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25M+articles
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28references
Inside this resource
ucentral online medical reference library
The aggregation pulls together well-known quick-reference titles — 5-Minute Consult, Bates’ Pocket Guide, Harrison’s Manual of Medicine, the Johns Hopkins ABX, Diabetes and HIV Guides, Davis’s Drug Guide and Taber’s Medical Dictionary among them. Your institution chooses the mix, so the shelf matches your service.
Prime PubMed and Grapherence
uCentral includes Prime PubMed, delivering over 25 million articles to iPhone and iPad with links to local holdings for full text. Grapherence is a visual way to explore the literature and find relevant articles you might otherwise miss.
Everyday features
Universal index and full-text search, cross-links between resources, personalized favorites, custom notes and highlights, and frequent updates keep the app useful between patients rather than just at the desk.
Who this serves
- Clinicians and trainees — trusted references on the phone at the point of care.
- Libraries and institutions — a customized aggregation for all patrons.
- Researchers — Prime PubMed and Grapherence for literature work.
Faculty & syllabus
References included 28 titles
- 5-Minute Clinical Consult
- 5-Minute Emergency Consult
- 5-Minute Pediatric Consult
- Bates’ Pocket Guide to Physical Examination
- COVIDMonitor
- Calculators
- Davis’s Drug Guide
- Davis’s Lab & Diagnostic Tests
- Dermatology DDx Deck
- Drug Interactions
- Field Operations Guide
- Guide to Diagnostic Tests
- Harrison’s Manual of Medicine
- Johns Hopkins ABX Guide
- Johns Hopkins Diabetes Guide
- Johns Hopkins HIV Guide
- MDCU-KCMH Clinical Diagnostics
- MDCU-KCMH Hospital Formulary
- MGH Hospital Psychiatry
- Manual of Clinical Oncology
- Message Center – Hopkins Guides
- Multidisciplinary Approach in Daily Pediatric Practice
- Pocket ICU
- Taber’s Medical Dictionary
- Prime Journals
- Red Book
- Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics
Before you buy
How many articles does Prime PubMed cover?
Prime PubMed delivers over 25 million articles to your iPhone and iPad, with links to your local full-text holdings.
Is the reference list fixed?
Each institution creates a customized aggregation, so the exact titles available depend on the collection chosen.
The chart
| Format | Mobile reference app |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Unbound Medicine |
| Department | Medical Accounts |
| Delivery | Login emailed within 24 to 72 hours |
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R. Iyer –
Kept the yearly access for the whole reference shelf. One app beats a stack of pocket books.
T. Novak –
Solid app, though setup took a moment to pick the right collection. Worth it once configured.
drmaras –
Grapherence found articles my usual search missed. The Johns Hopkins guides are my daily read.
Dr. K. Rao –
Prime PubMed with full-text links is great. Wanted a couple more surgical titles but the mix is strong.
R. Menon –
Having Harrison’s and 5-Minute Consult in one app on my phone is the whole point. Login in two days.