| Books
To search for library books, visit the OSF
Library Catalog.
NOTE:
This page will search material from all OSF Library Locations,
not just the SACN Library. To see only books owned by Saint Anthony
College of Nursing:
- Click
"SEARCH LIMITS"
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Scroll down to "Limit this search to:"
- From
the "Select an OSF Library Location" box, choose "Saint
Anthony College of Nursing"
You
may utilize the links below to download your book list, access full-text
books via the Web, purchase your books online and search other libraries
for books.
Access
books online
- Books@OVID
- represents the world's largest online collection of core clinical texts. Currently 215 titles available full-text and fully illustrated. Search by subject area or by title alphabetically.
Major areas of coverage include:
- Clinical Medicine
- Behavioral and Social Sciences
- Health Professions
- Life Sciences
- Nursing
- Patient Education
- Pharmacology
- MD Consult books - MD Consult offers full-text and fully illustrated books from their Core Collection that cover 29 distinct specialities. Search alphabetically or by specialty.
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Mosby’s Nursing Consult- Mosby’s Nursing Consult consolidates the profession’s leading books and journals, drug information, patient handouts, news and evidence-based articles into a single, easy-to-use service perfect for clinical nurses, nurse administrators and nursing faculty. Search alphabetically by title or by specialty.
Search Other libraries
- OSF
Electronic Resources - View the comprehensive collection of electronic resources available to students, employees, and faculty of all OSF facilities provided by Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria.
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PrairieCat – Provided by the Prairie Area Library System (PALS), this is the regional catalog serving Winnebago and surrounding counties. This catalog serves as a gateway to 22 academic libraries and 169 public libraries, as well as many school libraries and special libraries.
- I-Share - provides statewide access to a wealth of information services and resources, including an extensive public access catalog, interlibrary loan, and resource sharing services to the CARLI I-Share libraries.
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