We offer a variety of classes to help you gain confidence and skill in library research, information management, and software. Classes in Office 2007, EndNote, CINAHL and PubMed, and others are scheduled on a monthly basis. Learn more
If you are a faculty member looking to put materials on reserve or a student looking for items from your class, we can help. Learn more
We provide access to many different databases. Some are freely available and others require a KUMC username and password. Use our databases list to discover new resources. Learn more
Collections at Dykes library include information relating to cross-cultural competencies and care, minority and diversity studies, underrepresented minorities in health care professions, academic and research success, and other aspects relating to the contexts of health care, communities and individuals. Learn more
Not sure where to start in your search? Maybe we can point you in the right direction. Learn more
If you have a citation and you are looking for the full text of the article, use our Citation Linker.
When you are searching a database, use the blue Find It! button to see your full text options. Learn more
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Need a book or article we don't have? Request a copy from our Interlibary Loan service and we'll get a copy for you. Learn more
We offer self-paced online tutorials and guides as well as classes and one-on-one assistance. We want to help you develop your research skills.Learn more
Our librarians are here to help. Each school has a library liaison who can answer your questions. Learn more
Health information is often confusing and hard to understand. Use these links to find easy-to-read health information. Learn more
We have a collection of subject guides to provide direction during your search and point to useful resources. Learn more
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