Top Bedside Health Search Engines 2008

Top Bedside Health Search Engines 2008 mednar

Mednar has just been voted the ‘clear number one‘ by Medical librarian and author – Hope Leman (writing for AltSearchEngines.com) in her Top 10 Health Search Engines of 2008.

My list is based on ‘rapid resolution’ at the bedside (or at least pretty close to it!). Needing to find answers to clinical questions, guidelines, images to demonstrate signs and recent references…here is my list of the best Health Search Engines for 2008

  1. Mednar
  2. GoPubMed
  3. Health Sciences Online
  4. TRIP database and Advanced TRIP database
  5. SearchMedica
  6. ScienceRoll
  7. Yottalook
  8. Dr Socrates
  9. Medline Cognition

Hope Lemans Helpful Health list for AltSearchEngines.com

  1. Mednar
  2. GoPubMed
  3. WorldWideScience.org
  4. Health Sciences Online
  5. ScanGrants
  6. Search Medica
  7. Vadlo
  8. NextBio
  9. Lalisio Literature
  10. Yottalook

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About Mike Cadogan

Emergency physician with a passion for medical informatics and medical education. I write medical textbooks, websites such as HealthEngine and write more eclectically on the web as @sandnsurf | + Mike Cadogan | Contact

Comments

  1. laikas says:

    Thank you very much for these lists and the links to the other very useful resources. Could you indicate why you came to a different order c.q. give a short description of what you think is unique for/good about these search engines?
    Readburner also seems a good source to me. Do you use it unfiltered? Or selectively follow certain persons/subjects?

  2. laikas says:

    Thank you very much for these lists and the links to the other very useful resources. Could you indicate why you came to a different order c.q. give a short description of what you think is unique for/good about these search engines?
    Readburner also seems a good source to me. Do you use it unfiltered? Or selectively follow certain persons/subjects?

  3. Hope Leman says:

    Very edifying--it really is so worthwhile to compare lists.
    You got me to take another look at ScienceRoll. It is promising, but needs advanced search features (unless I am simply missing them).
    Very useful for the rest of us to see what actual doctors use!

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