LibGuides: Nursing: UpToDate

Professor & Reference/Distance Education Librarian

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Gries Hall Room 32 (temp until 2026)
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906-227-2463

Subjects: Clinical Sciences, Deaf Studies, Education, Nursing, Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences

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UpToDate is an evidence-based clinical point-of-care full text resource. Aimed towards students, professionals, and patients, includes the latest information about drugs & diseases. Updated daily, peer-reviewed by expert physicians, and highly reliable. Coverage is extensive, and entries include references. Also includes a number of calculators/assessment tools, scores, scales, and medical equations. Searchable Lexicomp® Drug Interactions, and "What's New" section.
*When first accessing UpToDate through NMU Library, please create your own account, which will allow access from multiple devices, save/bookmark entries & search history, and track CME/CE/CPD credits.

Note: as of 7/1/24 includes UpToDate Advanced with Pathways (interactive decision support), and Lab Interpretation Monographs

If you plan on using UpToDate on your phone/mobile device, click on this Mobile Access link which includes the UpToDate app or at the bottom of the screen.
Important: When using the mobile app, every 90 days UpToDate needs to verify you are affiliated with NMU. Ten days before your mobile access expires, you will receive a message on your phone / mobile device stating:

Your remote and mobile app access to UpToDate will expire in 10 days.

To maintain uninterrupted access to UpToDate, confirm your affiliation with your institution by logging in to UpToDate from a computer connected to your organization's network
To confirm your affiliation, using a laptop/desktop (not your phone/tablet), click here to login to NMU's subscription to UpToDate
(Note that it may take a couple of days for the countdown message to disappear.)
If you encounter problems logging into UpToDate, or unable to access at all, please contact Professor Mike Strahan (nursing librarian) using one of the methods in the box on the left of these directions.