The Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook 7th edition - contains information on over 450 injectable medicines, including 65 antineoplastic medicines, antivenoms and intravenous fluids. All monographs from the sixth edition have been reviewed and updated. Based on the extensive feedback, new edition has increased focus on warnings and patient monitoring. Antineoplastic monographs are no longer in a separate section and are now listed along with all the other monographs in alphabetical order. They are still distinguished by the antineoplastic banner on the side of the page.  

AMH has decided to remove technical support for IE version 8 from 17th July 2017, as Microsoft no longer supports Windows XP and all security updates for older versions.  In January 2016, Microsoft announced its official discontinuation of Internet Explorer 8, 9, and 10 (more information can be found on Microsoft’s support page).
The publisher has recommended that users should upgrade to Internet Explorer version 11 for AMH Online and Companion sites (AMH Aged Care Companion and AMH Children’s Dosing Companion). It will provide a better user experience for all AMH Online products. From January 2018 the contents from AMH Online and Companion sites will not be viewable for older versions of Internet Explorer 7 and 8.   

 The New England Journal of Medicine has launched their new resource: Resident 360. It includes-.
Rotation Prep: supports learning with an overview of the basics, and expertly chosen resources that provide foundational information, links to landmark clinical trials, and review articles. Covers: 14 rotation areas including mental health, infectious diseases, geriatrics, etc.
Learning Lab: provides interactive tools videos, podcasts on a variety of medical topics
Resident Lounge and Career sections: allow residents to connect with peers
Discussions: special discussion forums led by experts in specific clinical areas Access - you need to create a user profile or personal account using your work email address. Read More...  

NEJM Library Hub It provides information and tools for librarians to help clinicians in their research, clinical learning, and teaching.  

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