ClinicalKey is a comprehensive online clinical search engine that provides access to evidence-based information and tools for healthcare professionals.
You can access ClinicalKey through your institution's library website or by creating a personal account using your institutional email address.
This could be due to a temporary issue with the server or your internet connection. You can try refreshing the page or accessing ClinicalKey at a different time.
This may be because you are accessing ClinicalKey from an unverified network. You can request an access code from your institution's library.
You can use the search bar to enter keywords or browse through different categories such as journals, books, guidelines, and multimedia.
This could happen if your search terms are too broad. You can refine your search by using more specific keywords or using the "Advanced Search" feature.
Yes, you can save articles to your personal account by clicking on the "Save" button next to the article. You can access your saved articles by clicking on the "My Saved Searches" tab.
You can click on the title of the article or the "View PDF" button to access the full-text version.
This could be due to copyright restrictions or the article not being available in electronic format. You can check with your institution's library for alternative access options.
Yes, you can earn CME/CE credit by completing activities available on ClinicalKey such as taking quizzes, watching videos, and participating in clinical challenges.
You can report the issue to ClinicalKey's customer support team by clicking on the "Contact" link at the bottom of the page.
ClinicalKey is updated daily with the latest evidence-based information from reputable sources.
This could be due to your institution's subscription not including mobile access. You can check with your institution's library for more information.
Yes, you can print or download articles for personal use. However, downloading an excessive amount of content could violate copyright laws.
You can use the "Email," "Share," or "Export Citation" options available for each article to share it with your colleagues.
This may be because you are using an outdated browser that is not compatible with ClinicalKey. You can try accessing ClinicalKey using a different browser.
Yes, you can access the ClinicalKey User Guide for instructional videos and step-by-step instructions on using the platform.
Yes, you can use ClinicalKey on up to 3 devices simultaneously with the same account.
This is normal as ClinicalKey may redirect you to the publisher's website for certain content.
Yes, ClinicalKey offers tools such as guidelines, drug information, clinical procedures, and multimedia resources specifically designed for healthcare professionals.
You can click on the "Feedback" button available on the bottom right corner of the page to submit your feedback or suggestions.
You can report the issue by clicking on the "Feedback" button available on the bottom right corner of the page and providing details about the incorrect article.
Unfortunately, ClinicalKey is only available to those institutions with a subscription. You can check with your institution's library for more information.
This may be due to your search terms being too specific. You can try using more general keywords or using the "Advanced Search" feature.
Yes, you can access ClinicalKey remotely using your personal account or by logging in through your institution's library website with your institutional credentials.
You can access an article on ClinicalKey as long as your institution has a subscription to it.
No, there is no limit on the number of searches you can perform on ClinicalKey. You can use the platform as much as you need.