About this Guide
Created by the Anatomy Librarian at UBC, the purpose of this guide is to highlight UBC Library services and collections that support Anatomy research.
Please see the Related Links box below for links to other websites and guides covering related disciplines, related library services, and relevant Department of Medicine links.
Anatomy and Physical Examination Videos, Tools and Texts
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Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
Series of anatomy lessons on video using unembalmed human specimens to illustrate anatomical structures.
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Anatomy TV (Primal Pictures)Interactive 3D anatomy tool, with peel away layers, models of organs, imaging and self assessment tests. Now also includes Anatomy and Physiology Online.
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Bates' Guide to Physical Examination 13th editionAuthoritative, step-by-step textbook on performing the patient interview and physical examination.
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Bates A visual guide to physical examination 5th edStreaming video version adapted from the popular video series. Includes 12 key subject areas.
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CLINICAL ANATOMYAnatomical videos, 3D, illustrations produced by the Hive, Faculty of Medicine, UBC
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NEUROANATOMYProduced by the Department of Neuroanatomy, Faculty of Medicine, UBC
Knowledge Synthesis Help
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Knowledge Synthesis GuideComprehensive overview of knowledge synthesis research (systematic reviews, scoping reviews, etc.) with linked resources
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Covidence GuideUBC Library's guide to using Covidence software to support knowledge synthesis projects
Knowledge Synthesis Workshop Series
Learn about the knowledge synthesis process from start to finish. Workshops run semi-annually.
- Watch the Library Events Calendar to see next workshop dates and sign up
- Watch recordings of previous workshops
Knowledge Synthesis Service
A streamlined service to consult with your subject librarian for your knowledge synthesis projects
- All UBC students, faculty, and staff are eligible for Tier 1 service (consultation & instruction)
- UBC faculty, post-doctoral fellows, residents, and other individuals working on reviews where a UBC faculty member is Principal Investigator are eligible for Tier 2 service (co-authorship and collaboration)
- Sign up for the service
Related Links
UBC Faculty of Medicine Websites
Related Research Guides
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UBC Library Research CommonsSupport for UBC graduate students focusing on citation management software (RefWorks, Mendeley, Zotero) and thesis formatting. Workshops and drop-in help available.
