Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary Handbook (APF) is now available free on the library website. Look below in the Medication resources area, or search in the Resources A-Z list.
Ovid Discovery is a one-stop tool that searches across most of the DoH Library's online resources including journal articles, e-books, and evidence based medicine resources such as Cochrane and TRIP. More information can be found here.
Alternatively, you can search an individual database. See the box below, or here
e-journals, print journals, e-books, print books
To find print journals, use the Library Catalogue
For more information, see our Standards Page
The Macquarie Dictionary Online is updated annually, making it the most up-to-date Australian dictionary and thesaurus available.
Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary | Cochrane Library | ||
Therapeutic Guidelines | TRIP |
Dynamed COVID-19
This is the entry for COVID-19 in Dynamed, a point of care tool. The publisher has made this entry available to all. As we don't currently subscribe to Dynamed, no other information is available from this site.
The WA Health state-wide subscription to MIMS has been replaced by a subscription to AusDI.
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Library Catalogue Login Change
Did you know that you can log into your library account via the library catalogue, renew items you have on loan, and see what you have borrowed in the past? To log in, you needed to enter your name and library barcode number. For added security, now you will also need to create a PIN (personal identification number) and use it in future logins.
To create the PIN, go to the account login page and enter you name (surname first), and your library barcode number.
Your barcode number is in the email you received when you registered with the Library, or email us and we'll tell you what it is. If you haven't registered, it just takes a minute to fill in a membership application form, which will enable you to borrow items, request articles and books from other libraries, and request literature searches.
Leave the PIN blank. You will then be prompted to create a new PIN.