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Off-campus access

For off-campus access to library-licensed e-Journals, research databases and e-resources, use either:

UF VPN  - or  -  Off-Campus Login Page

Remote Access Tutorial  (requires Flash)

 

    UF Login

GatorLink Account

If you don't have a Gatorlink account, use your library card number.

14-digit Library Number
(Located under the barcode on your Gator-1 card.)

 

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Announcements / Tips & Tidbits

1.   AccessPharmacy:
        a. If off campus log in using the Onlline login page or VPN
        b.Connect to it through the  Alphabetical Listing of databases on the Database Page.  
        c.You must create a login & password to use the quizzes & case studies.
           Click on MyAccessPharmacy in the top right corner  then click on  Create Account (to the right of the login spaces) to create to create a login and password.  If you forget your password you need to send them your email address, using the form on the login page. 
            You will need to log in using  this whenever you want to use a quiz or case study.
 
2. If direct links to full text in PubMed or databases don't work, try going through the E-Journals list
 
3.   Lex-Comp & Facts & Comparisons are available through the College not the Library.  To access Lexi-Comp you must log into My.COP.ufl.edu and select the  tab at the top of the page that says Database.  The COP Office of Student Affairs has the instructions for Facts & Comparisons. Monographs from Briggs are included in the pregnancy information Facts & Comparisons.
 
4.  Instructions for setting up the VPN for your iPhone or iTouch devices:
If you need help  contact  352-392-help or helpdesk@ufl.edu. 
 
5.  Link to a FAQ is on the Help and Tutorials Page. 
 
6. The MeSH Database has changed.  Here are links to tutorials on the updated MeSH database:
 

Gainesville Students: If there is a problem with a Library computer report it to the Information Desk on the first floor of the Library.  If it is in a study room and there is another one available then they may switch you if you ask  and report to the Library's department.  The COP IT Department is not responsible for the Library's computers. 

 

E-Learning problems : Contact : mediahelp@cop.ufl.edu  or call the main computing office: (352) 392-4357  

 

  Getting full text

When you see Find@UF in your search results, click for access to digital full-text material.

In PubMed, if you have accessed it through the Library’s website, and you are in either the Abstract, AbstractPlus or Citation view and you see   Find@UF  then you should be able to get to the full text article electronically by clicking on this button. If these links don't work or if  you can't get to the full text at the source then double check through the  E-Journals list.

 If there isn't a "Find it @ UF" button double check the journal title in the E-Journals List.

For more complete instructions go see E - Journals tutorial or look at the Connecting With Full Text E-Journals PDF on the Help page of this LibGuide.  
 
If the Library does not own the item then you can  get a copy of the item by going through Interlibrary Loan.  Students at remote sites would use the same procedure  if the item is available only in print.  There are instructions and help available on the Help and Tutorials page of this LibGuide and my FAQ which is linked above.  

 

 

Databases & Free Websites

There are two documents. One contains databases to which UF subscribes and the 2nd one is a list of free websites that you might find useful after you graduate, including ones that contain free full text journal articles.

You need to double check the commercial drug information sites for their authoritativeness and currency. Check with your instructor for the acceptability of the .com sites before using them for an assignment.

  • Databases
    Alphabetical list of UF's Library databases that may be useful in pharmacy research. It does include PubMed, which is free.
  • Free Websites
    Free websites that you may find useful. It includes free databases as well as websites that have free full text. Double check the drug information sites for the authoritativeness & reliability. Check with your professor for acceptability for coursework

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