ClinicalKey quick reference card for nursing

Fast answers built on the most trustednursing content

A ClinicalKey personal account lets youcustomise your experience using special features.

FastRecognises acronyms,synonyms and relevant

clinical concepts, offeringshortcuts to

critical answers.

CompleteCurrent collectionof trusted nursinganswers, evidenceand multimedia.

ConvenientMakes it easy

for nurses to findand apply answers

at the patient’s bedsideor on the go.

CollaborationAligns care team

members and empowerscommunication using

common evidence and collaborative features.

Supports point of caredecision making

Personal access for more benefits

1. Visit clinicalkey.com.au/nursing within your institution’s network or IP range2. Click Register (top right)3. Enter the required data – please use your institutional email address, this will be

your username next time you log in4. Once logged-in, click your name (top right) and select Remote Access from the

drop-down menu5. Enter your registered email address and click Continue - activate your

Remote Access by clicking the link in the confirmation email sent to you

Presentation Maker• Create fast presentations by

selecting images from search and browse results.

Saved Content• Click the Save icon on search and

browse results to store content –then tag items for faster access later.

Patient Education• Choose from over 15,000 patient

education handouts, customisableto fit each patient’s specific needs.

Clinical Overviews• Clinical Overviews provide concise, easy-to-scan

summaries which include evidence-basedinformation, current guidelines, and the latestadvances on medical conditions.

ClinicalKey Mobile App• Leverage insights for enhanced patient outcomes

anytime, anywhere* with the ClinicalKey mobileapp – available for Apple and Android devices.

Login with your personal account details.

Point of Care Content• Other content such as AMH Drug Monographs and Procedure Videos to aid point of care decisions.*where there is internet connection

Your access to the latest advances in clinical knowledge

5 Simple steps to create apersonal account + remote access

Time-based CME Credit• Time-based CME credits can be earned, redeemed and tracked right from your personal account.

clinicalkey.com.au/nursing

1. Smart Search

• Enhanced Presentation Maker• Browse Features• Saved Searches and more!

• Havard's Nursing Guide to Drugs• ACCCN's Critical Care Nursing• Emergency and Trauma Care for Nurses and Paramedics• Ferri's Clinical Advisor• Goldman-Cecil Medicine

ClinicalKey’s advanced productivitytools allow for quick sharing:

ClinicalKey empowers nurses withtrusted resources for evidence-basedclinical answers.

For more information:Contact your administrator or email us at customerengagement@elsevier.com

Your access to the latest advances in clinical knowledge

Claim Time-based CME Credits

Access to comprehensive nursing content

2. Nursing ToolsAs nurses type, ClinicalKey’s Smart Search intuitively predicts relevant clinical concepts to answer questions quickly and efficiently.

Nurses can tap into ClinicalKey to access essential tools like medical calculator, drug monographs, patient education materials and nursing dictionary for precise and trusted answers.

1. Login to your personal account2. Perform a search - as you open relevant, peer-reviewed content, time spent reading

will automatically be recorded3. Click CME in the content menu to access the dashboard - click on Claim Time4. Select the query to claim, answer a few questions, click Submit and print a

certificate to take to your accreditation body

Use Presentation Maker to export images with citations

1. Select an image to open and click the Add to Presentation icon2. Add the image to a new or existing presentation3. Click Add to save and continue your search OR click Add and view presentationYou can access your presentations from the user drop down menu (top right)4. Click Export to convert your presentation to PowerPoint from a desktop or mobile device

• Nurse Education Today• Collegian• International Journal of Nursing Studies• Australian Critical Care• Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal

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