See how to choose the right database, or contact us.

Sure we can, but have you tried searching the journals database first? The article you want may be available for download immediately.

If you don't find what you want there, then you can submit a Document Delivery request. There is a small charge per item, and we'll have your article within a couple of days (or sometimes on the same day).

Funding to the Library for our subscription was discontinued; we no longer have access to UpToDate. See databases for access to similar content, or contact us for search help. You might find some useful information on our Fact Sheet no.7: Finding evidence-based clinical information.

Sign up for an OpenAthens remote access account.

Use the email address you signed up with, along with your password, to log in. You will find your username in the original activation email you received after registering, or contact us and we will retrieve it for you.

We can't see your password, for security and privacy reasons. You can reset your password, or contact us and we will send you a new activation email.

Usually this means that the account was not activated within 30 days of registering. Contact us and we'll send you a new activation email.

You can only access journals that the Library subscribes to, not to every journal that offers an OpenAthens sign-in point. Always check the journals database to see what we have access to. If you don't find it there, we don't have direct access. Use our Document Delivery service to order items not held by the Library.

West building, Level 1, part of the Health Education and Learning Precinct (HELP). Access via the stairs in Main Street or take the yellow lifts.

See Open Access publishing.

Access is swipe only at all times. Enter and exit at the front or rear doors. Items must not be removed from the Library after hours.

Yes. Charges apply for printing and photocopying; scanning to email is free. You need either a department PIN, or use the "Create a personal printing account" icon on the desktop of every Library computer to set up a personal account. Top up your personal account with a credit card by using the "Top up your printing account" icon on the dektop of every Library computer. Ask Library staff for more details.

The Library offers research support to campus staff and students.

You can book in for a Library Training session, see how to choose the right database for your search to get started on your own, or contact us to discuss your specific search requirements.

See the full list of databases and get access to journal references, evidence-based literature, and drug information. Also see how to choose the right database for your search.

See Fact Sheet no.1: Databases and planning a search for more information about database content and a sample search to get you started.

For Health-Sciences journals type the abbreviated title into the PubMed Journals database. For other disciplines, try All That JAS: Journal Abbreviation Sources.

Have you checked our journals database? We might already have access to what you're looking for. If we don't have the item(s) you want, use our Document Delivery service to make a request.

Renew online by logging into the catalogue with your Library card barcode, or contact us.

See Purchase books for your department.

Contact us with suggestions or feedback about the Library collection.

We do! See all online books in the catalogue. Hard copy books on the Library shelves have stickers to indicate when an online version is also available. Remote access is via OpenAthens.

See more information about online books and searching the catalogue.

See Library membership.

Staff (and some long-term students): up to 10 items, for four weeks, with two renewals (unless another patron places a Hold on the item).

Medical students: up to six items, for two weeks, with two renewals (unless another patron places a Hold on the item).

Contact the Library.

These items are only available during business hours: Mon - Fri, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Ask at the Library desk for access.

We no longer keep newspapers.

Yes we have both! See how to get institutional access for Read and Browzine.

Yes we do.