M1 & M2 Medical Students: Getting Started

The Information Mastery Curriculum will help you develop information skills in using library resources and services, conducting literature searches, accessing, using, and organizing information resources to meet your learning, research, and patient care needs. The curriculum encompasses 10 modules, each of which includes video tutorials, websites, and other learning resources to enhance your self-directed, self-paced learning experience. You will need to login to eSpace with your OUWB credentials.

The gateway to everything the OU Libraries have to offer. Use Library OneSearch to find articles, books, journals, videos, and more.

Locating items not readily available in the OU Library System.

Find tutorials on virtually all the library resources and databases collected in one place!

Find out how to use PubMed and other biomedical databases.

Instructions on how to use the premier point-of-care resource. You can also download the app for your mobile device.

The Association of American Medical Colleges web site designed specifically for medical students. It contains practical information on premed all the way through residency and fellowship. Specifics include: financing medical school, career choice, residency applications, and managing your medical career.

Practical advice and essentials tools for any medical student, ranging from medical school, USMLE, clinical rotations, publishing research, and preparing for residency.

All AMA student members are automatically a member of the Medical Student Section. This organization is the medical students' voice within the AMA for improving medical education and advocating for the future of medicine.

The BMJ journal designed specifically for publications by medical student. The articles are on issues relating to medical student life, career planning, and education.