Medicine

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Why Medicine Subject Guide ?
The Subject Guide is a web portal created by NGU's library, to aid and facilitate library users, in finding information resources regarding topics that are relevant to the school of Medicine and related subjects in any available form:
  • Books
  • E-Books
  • Databases
  • Articles
  • Theses and Dissertations
  • Websites
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OPAC

OPAC is an acronym for " Online Public Access Catalog",

You can use the NGU libraries' OPAC to become fully aware of the books available in the library to borrow; or use on/off-campus, and also; can request a book title that you are interested in.

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Call Number

The collections of the NGU Libraries are classified in ascending order according to a call number consists of Dewey Decimal Classification 23 (DDC23) number, according to the topic of each resource, by which chosen to be fit on the resource topic to describe, and the alphabetic arrangement of the first two letters of the main author’s last name and the first letter from the title of the resource.

Call Number

  • 616.89: is the classification number from Dewey Decimal Classification 23, and it refers to the book's topic (Diseases of the nervous system and mental disorders).
  • SE: the first two letters from the main author's last name (Semple).
  • P: is the first letter from the book's title (psychiatry).
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Most Borrowed Books
Human physiology / Gillian Pocock, Fourth edition, Oxford, England: Oxford University Press, 2013 | Link on OPAC
Core anatomy for students. / Dean, Christopher, Edinburgh, Scotland: Elsevier Science Limited, W. B. Saunders Company Ltd, 2002 | Link on OPAC
Illustrated textbook of paediatrics / edited by Tom Lissauer, Fifth edition; International edition, Edinburgh, Scotland: Elsevier, 2018 | Link on OPAC
Related Subjects books

Brain | Clinical biochemistry | Community health services | Dermatology | Human Embryology | Emergency medicine | Eye Diseases | Gynecology | Human anatomy |Human molecular genetics | Physiology | Medical economics | Metabolism | Molecular biology | National health services | Nervous system | Neuroglia | Neurology | Neurosciences | Nutrition | Obstetrics | Physical diagnosis | Respiration | Social medicine | World health

WileySAGE journals clinicalkeyAcland’s Video Atlas of Human AnatomyscopusNature

Egyptian Knowledge Bank (EKB)
The Egyptian Knowledge Bank is an Egyptian project established in 2014 to serve all of the Egyptian Citizens by accessing them to the richest scientific databases as an open-source for information.
Related Databases for Medicine School from EKB 
Open Access Databases
EBSCO Discovery Service
The NGU Library provided access to EBSCO Discovery Service On-Campus only, due to its dependence on the IP proxies of the New Giza University, and we are seeking to provide the access off-campus too very soon.
Egyptian Knowledge Bank Journals
The Egyptian Knowledge Bank also provides databases of journals and articles, to support the school of Economics and Political Sciences' topics.
Related Databases for Medicine School from EKB: 
Open Access Databases for school of Medicine
NGU Library Subscriptions

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google scholar

Theses & Dissertations

Open Access Theses and Dissertations Open Access Theses and Dissertations

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Citation

Citing a resource means that to refer to the place or the resource that you depended on to have specific information, idea, theories, Images, etc.

Learn more about citation.

School of Medicine Most Used Citations
Citation Tools

Mendeley Endnote Zotero

Plagiarism

Learn How to Avoid Plagiarism

Turnitin

Turnitin is a platform serving the research process for students, researchers, and instructors by avoiding plagiarism and ensuring the authenticity of the research.

Which library I can use?

Besides the usage of all of our libraries,  you can also use the Library of Health Sciences, Which is specified to serve your school at Building (A), ground floor.

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