Databases

Ghent University offers a wide selection of databases, ranging from interdisciplinary to more content-specific databases. Below you find an overview of databases that are relevant for Ghent University Hospital and the faculties of Medicine and Health Sciences and Pharmaceutical Sciences. You can find more databases on the University Library page.

The two tables at the bottom give overviews of sources of guidelines and systematic reviews.

When accessing most of the databases, you need to be logged in to the UGent network. More information about access can be found here. The KCGG offers courses about how these databases work.

DATABASE
SUBJECT AREA
KCGG INFORMATION SHEET
KCGG MATERIAL
PUBLISHER TUTORIAL
Acland Anatomy
Anatomie
CINAHL
Nursing  
Cochrane Library
Medicine and Health Sciences
Complete Anatomy (iOS App)
Medicine and Health Sciences
Embase
Medicine and Health Sciences / Pharmaceutical Sciences    
ERIC
Education
European Pharmacopoeia
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Gideon
Infectious Diseases
Google Scholar
Multidisciplinary
NetAnatomy
Medicine and Health Sciences
OTseeker
Occupational Therapy
Ovid MEDLINE
Medicine and Health Sciences
PEDro
Physiotherapy
PsycBITE
Brain Impairment
PubMed
Medicine and Health Sciences   
Scopus
Multidisciplinary
SpeechBITE
Speech Pathology
UpToDate
Medicine and Health Sciences
Web of Science
Multidisciplinary

Sources of guidelines

Sources of systematic reviews

SUBJECT AREA SEARCH TIP
Campbell Collaboration Online Library
Education, social sciences and nutrition
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews
Medicine and Health Sciences
Embase
Medicine and Health Sciences / Pharmaceutical Sciences Add [cochrane review]/lim OR [systematic review]/lim OR [meta analysis]/lim to your search query. Alternatively, select the EBM filters
Epistemonikos
Medicine and Health Sciences
Google Scholar
Multidisciplinairy Add intitle:(“systematic review” | meta-analysis) to your search to increase specificity.
PubMed Clinical Queries
Medicine and Health Sciences
Trip Medical Database
Medicine and Health Sciences Select ‘Systematic reviews’ as evidence type.