Articles

Note: Accessing PubMed via this specific URL on the Library's site allows you to access/link to full text journals in the Library's digital collections and link to the article request form when fulltext isn't available. See also MEDLINE with Full Text from EBSCO.

AccessPhysiotherapy also includes the F. A. Davis PT Collection. To access the F.A. Davis PT books, go to the “McGraw-Hill Medical” pull-down menu in the top-left hand corner of the homepage. From there, you can click on the link to the F.A. Davis PT collection.

Note: Accessing PubMed via this specific URL on the Library's site allows you to access/link to full text journals in the Library's digital collections and link to the article request form when fulltext isn't available. See also MEDLINE with Full Text from EBSCO.

An evidence-based clinical decision support resource that assists clinicians with point-of-care decisions including drug interactions. Please note: In order to use UpToDate, Wolters Kluwer, the database vendor, requires all MSJ users to create a personal account with login credentials that are separate from their regular MSJ Library login. You must read and follow these directions for account access:
1. To create your Wolters Kluwer UpToDate personal account, click on the database link above.
2. Make sure you are NOT on the MSJ campus network (which includes VPN) when you click on the URL above. You need to access the registration site on a device that is connected to an off-campus network, such as your internet service provider or wireless phone provider's network.
3. On the MSJ Library remote access login screen, type in your Mount username and password.
4. Click on either the “register” or “register now” buttons. (Please note: if you see a “subscribe” button instead of a “register” button in the upper right-hand corner, then that means you’re connected to the MSJ on-campus network. Please switch to an off-campus network and try again.)
5. On the registration screen, you’ll be asked to enter your name, email address, zip code, and then identify your specialty and role. You will also create a username (you can use your Mount email address) and password. Please note: This is the username and password that you will use to login to UpToDate from now on.
6. Once you have set up your personal account, you should now be logged in and can begin using UpToDate. From this point forward, whenever you want to login to UpToDate, you can go directly to https://www.uptodate.com and login using the username and password that you created when you registered. At this point, you can also download the UpToDate app for iPhone or Android, and use it with your personal account username and password. UpToDate Help and Training Site offers more information. 
See also the "UpToDate Anywhere Registration Guide."
 

For UpToDate account reactivation: UpToDate automatically deactivates UpToDate accounts after 90 days. Students will need to follow these instructions to reactivate their UpToDate account:
1. Use the database link above but make sure you are connected to an off-campus network, NOT the MSJ campus network. (For example: your laptop on any off-campus network, or your smartphone on your phone service provider’s network instead of the Mount wireless.)
2. On the MSJ Library login page. type in your Mount username and password.
3. If you have logged in successfully, you should now see the UpToDate login page. Login with your personal UpToDate login credentials.
4. If you have logged in successfully to UpToDate, then you should see some kind of message that says your access has now been renewed or reactivated.

Note: Accessing PubMed via this specific URL on the Library's site allows you to access/link to full text journals in the Library's digital collections and link to the article request form when fulltext isn't available. See also MEDLINE with Full Text from EBSCO.

AccessPhysiotherapy also includes the F. A. Davis PT Collection. To access the F.A. Davis PT books, go to the “McGraw-Hill Medical” pull-down menu in the top-left hand corner of the homepage. From there, you can click on the link to the F.A. Davis PT collection.

An evidence-based clinical decision support resource that assists clinicians with point-of-care decisions including drug interactions. Please note: In order to use UpToDate, Wolters Kluwer, the database vendor, requires all MSJ users to create a personal account with login credentials that are separate from their regular MSJ Library login. You must read and follow these directions for account access:
1. To create your Wolters Kluwer UpToDate personal account, click on the database link above.
2. Make sure you are NOT on the MSJ campus network (which includes VPN) when you click on the URL above. You need to access the registration site on a device that is connected to an off-campus network, such as your internet service provider or wireless phone provider's network.
3. On the MSJ Library remote access login screen, type in your Mount username and password.
4. Click on either the “register” or “register now” buttons. (Please note: if you see a “subscribe” button instead of a “register” button in the upper right-hand corner, then that means you’re connected to the MSJ on-campus network. Please switch to an off-campus network and try again.)
5. On the registration screen, you’ll be asked to enter your name, email address, zip code, and then identify your specialty and role. You will also create a username (you can use your Mount email address) and password. Please note: This is the username and password that you will use to login to UpToDate from now on.
6. Once you have set up your personal account, you should now be logged in and can begin using UpToDate. From this point forward, whenever you want to login to UpToDate, you can go directly to https://www.uptodate.com and login using the username and password that you created when you registered. At this point, you can also download the UpToDate app for iPhone or Android, and use it with your personal account username and password. UpToDate Help and Training Site offers more information. 
See also the "UpToDate Anywhere Registration Guide."
 

For UpToDate account reactivation: UpToDate automatically deactivates UpToDate accounts after 90 days. Students will need to follow these instructions to reactivate their UpToDate account:
1. Use the database link above but make sure you are connected to an off-campus network, NOT the MSJ campus network. (For example: your laptop on any off-campus network, or your smartphone on your phone service provider’s network instead of the Mount wireless.)
2. On the MSJ Library login page. type in your Mount username and password.
3. If you have logged in successfully, you should now see the UpToDate login page. Login with your personal UpToDate login credentials.
4. If you have logged in successfully to UpToDate, then you should see some kind of message that says your access has now been renewed or reactivated.

Note: Accessing PubMed via this specific URL on the Library's site allows you to access/link to full text journals in the Library's digital collections and link to the article request form when fulltext isn't available. See also MEDLINE with Full Text from EBSCO.

An evidence-based clinical decision support resource that assists clinicians with point-of-care decisions including drug interactions. Please note: In order to use UpToDate, Wolters Kluwer, the database vendor, requires all MSJ users to create a personal account with login credentials that are separate from their regular MSJ Library login. You must read and follow these directions for account access:
1. To create your Wolters Kluwer UpToDate personal account, click on the database link above.
2. Make sure you are NOT on the MSJ campus network (which includes VPN) when you click on the URL above. You need to access the registration site on a device that is connected to an off-campus network, such as your internet service provider or wireless phone provider's network.
3. On the MSJ Library remote access login screen, type in your Mount username and password.
4. Click on either the “register” or “register now” buttons. (Please note: if you see a “subscribe” button instead of a “register” button in the upper right-hand corner, then that means you’re connected to the MSJ on-campus network. Please switch to an off-campus network and try again.)
5. On the registration screen, you’ll be asked to enter your name, email address, zip code, and then identify your specialty and role. You will also create a username (you can use your Mount email address) and password. Please note: This is the username and password that you will use to login to UpToDate from now on.
6. Once you have set up your personal account, you should now be logged in and can begin using UpToDate. From this point forward, whenever you want to login to UpToDate, you can go directly to https://www.uptodate.com and login using the username and password that you created when you registered. At this point, you can also download the UpToDate app for iPhone or Android, and use it with your personal account username and password. UpToDate Help and Training Site offers more information. 
See also the "UpToDate Anywhere Registration Guide."
 

For UpToDate account reactivation: UpToDate automatically deactivates UpToDate accounts after 90 days. Students will need to follow these instructions to reactivate their UpToDate account:
1. Use the database link above but make sure you are connected to an off-campus network, NOT the MSJ campus network. (For example: your laptop on any off-campus network, or your smartphone on your phone service provider’s network instead of the Mount wireless.)
2. On the MSJ Library login page. type in your Mount username and password.
3. If you have logged in successfully, you should now see the UpToDate login page. Login with your personal UpToDate login credentials.
4. If you have logged in successfully to UpToDate, then you should see some kind of message that says your access has now been renewed or reactivated.

Note: Accessing PubMed via this specific URL on the Library's site allows you to access/link to full text journals in the Library's digital collections and link to the article request form when fulltext isn't available. See also MEDLINE with Full Text from EBSCO.

An evidence-based clinical decision support resource that assists clinicians with point-of-care decisions including drug interactions. Please note: In order to use UpToDate, Wolters Kluwer, the database vendor, requires all MSJ users to create a personal account with login credentials that are separate from their regular MSJ Library login. You must read and follow these directions for account access:
1. To create your Wolters Kluwer UpToDate personal account, click on the database link above.
2. Make sure you are NOT on the MSJ campus network (which includes VPN) when you click on the URL above. You need to access the registration site on a device that is connected to an off-campus network, such as your internet service provider or wireless phone provider's network.
3. On the MSJ Library remote access login screen, type in your Mount username and password.
4. Click on either the “register” or “register now” buttons. (Please note: if you see a “subscribe” button instead of a “register” button in the upper right-hand corner, then that means you’re connected to the MSJ on-campus network. Please switch to an off-campus network and try again.)
5. On the registration screen, you’ll be asked to enter your name, email address, zip code, and then identify your specialty and role. You will also create a username (you can use your Mount email address) and password. Please note: This is the username and password that you will use to login to UpToDate from now on.
6. Once you have set up your personal account, you should now be logged in and can begin using UpToDate. From this point forward, whenever you want to login to UpToDate, you can go directly to https://www.uptodate.com and login using the username and password that you created when you registered. At this point, you can also download the UpToDate app for iPhone or Android, and use it with your personal account username and password. UpToDate Help and Training Site offers more information. 
See also the "UpToDate Anywhere Registration Guide."
 

For UpToDate account reactivation: UpToDate automatically deactivates UpToDate accounts after 90 days. Students will need to follow these instructions to reactivate their UpToDate account:
1. Use the database link above but make sure you are connected to an off-campus network, NOT the MSJ campus network. (For example: your laptop on any off-campus network, or your smartphone on your phone service provider’s network instead of the Mount wireless.)
2. On the MSJ Library login page. type in your Mount username and password.
3. If you have logged in successfully, you should now see the UpToDate login page. Login with your personal UpToDate login credentials.
4. If you have logged in successfully to UpToDate, then you should see some kind of message that says your access has now been renewed or reactivated.

Note: Accessing PubMed via this specific URL on the Library's site allows you to access/link to full text journals in the Library's digital collections and link to the article request form when fulltext isn't available. See also MEDLINE with Full Text from EBSCO.

An evidence-based clinical decision support resource that assists clinicians with point-of-care decisions including drug interactions. Please note: In order to use UpToDate, Wolters Kluwer, the database vendor, requires all MSJ users to create a personal account with login credentials that are separate from their regular MSJ Library login. You must read and follow these directions for account access:
1. To create your Wolters Kluwer UpToDate personal account, click on the database link above.
2. Make sure you are NOT on the MSJ campus network (which includes VPN) when you click on the URL above. You need to access the registration site on a device that is connected to an off-campus network, such as your internet service provider or wireless phone provider's network.
3. On the MSJ Library remote access login screen, type in your Mount username and password.
4. Click on either the “register” or “register now” buttons. (Please note: if you see a “subscribe” button instead of a “register” button in the upper right-hand corner, then that means you’re connected to the MSJ on-campus network. Please switch to an off-campus network and try again.)
5. On the registration screen, you’ll be asked to enter your name, email address, zip code, and then identify your specialty and role. You will also create a username (you can use your Mount email address) and password. Please note: This is the username and password that you will use to login to UpToDate from now on.
6. Once you have set up your personal account, you should now be logged in and can begin using UpToDate. From this point forward, whenever you want to login to UpToDate, you can go directly to https://www.uptodate.com and login using the username and password that you created when you registered. At this point, you can also download the UpToDate app for iPhone or Android, and use it with your personal account username and password. UpToDate Help and Training Site offers more information. 
See also the "UpToDate Anywhere Registration Guide."
 

For UpToDate account reactivation: UpToDate automatically deactivates UpToDate accounts after 90 days. Students will need to follow these instructions to reactivate their UpToDate account:
1. Use the database link above but make sure you are connected to an off-campus network, NOT the MSJ campus network. (For example: your laptop on any off-campus network, or your smartphone on your phone service provider’s network instead of the Mount wireless.)
2. On the MSJ Library login page. type in your Mount username and password.
3. If you have logged in successfully, you should now see the UpToDate login page. Login with your personal UpToDate login credentials.
4. If you have logged in successfully to UpToDate, then you should see some kind of message that says your access has now been renewed or reactivated.

Note: Accessing PubMed via this specific URL on the Library's site allows you to access/link to full text journals in the Library's digital collections and link to the article request form when fulltext isn't available. See also MEDLINE with Full Text from EBSCO.