Taubman Health Sciences Library

Research and Clinical Support at Taubman Health Sciences Library

We support the needs of faculty, students, staff, clinicians and researchers connected to the Michigan Medicine Ann Arbor Medical Campus, Medical School, College of Pharmacy, and schools of Nursing, Dentistry, Kinesiology, and Public Health, as well as the North Campus Research Complex.

Get help from our specialists

Our health sciences librarians, known as informationists, can partner with you to provide:

Instruction tailored to your goals
Research impact assessment
Consultations on expert searches
Assistance identifying relevant resources
Assistance finding funding
Collaboration on grants
Research data management services, including data visualization
Consultations on citation management

For help with evidence syntheses (systematic reviews etc.), visit the THSL Evidence Synthesis Guide.

To connect with us, email thlibrary@umich.edu or use our directory of informationists to search by subject or specialty.

Interested in including an informationist as an investigator on a grant? Talk with us early and often. You must have a signed memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the library before you can name us or any library staff member in a grant application.

Key databases and resources

See the main Taubman Health Sciences Library visit page for our list of popular databases, as well as links to some of our most-accessed journals.

In Library Search, you can browse all of our databases and online journals.

We maintain a set of core resource guides to support your work:

Clinical Information Resources Guide includes links to field-specific online journals, e-books, and other specialty resources
Mobile Device Resources Guide provides a list of mobile-friendly resources
National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy (NIHPAP) includes information on policy compliance and how to manage publications in eRA Commons and My NCBI
Open Research and Scholarship provides information about policies, resources, and services that impact open research and scholarship at the University of Michigan

For accurate, 3D visualizations of human and animal anatomy, see our Anatomage Table.