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Please note changes to how you access online resources:

Effective June 5, Stimson Library has upgraded our OpenAthens account to MyOpenAthens! If you already have an OpenAthens account, you should have received an email with instructions for setting up your new MyOpenAthens username and password. Please contact Stimson Library if you have any questions about setting up a new account or if you can’t access our online resources.

If you don’t have an OpenAthens account yet, you can register at: https://register.openathens.net/stimson.medcoe.army.mil/register

Be sure to keep your old library account number (14 digit #) and password to book a room or to sign in to AULS catalog to reserve or renew a book.

Stimson Library Hours

0630-2000 Monday to Thursday
0630-1800 Friday

Popular Databases

DoD Medical Online Libraries - Army Air Force Navy

Joint Base San Antonio Libraries

Military Health System (DHA) Library Website

Defense Medical Virtual Library OpenAthens Account

Air Force Medicine Virtual Library

Navy Medicine Virtual Library

Library Account Application

To access Stimson Library online resources, you must have a Stimson Library Account.

Click Here register for remote access to online resources:

Download the form below to set-up an account to reserve or check-out print books, or reserve a study room. Complete and then email the form to the address listed in the form.

Library Account Application Form

Dynamedex

DynaMed and Micromedex with Watson

Check out our new resource DynaMed and Micromedex with Watson. This will replace Lexicomp.

This solution combines top evidence-based drug and disease information in a single solution to support your clinical decision-making needs at the point of care. It covers all specialties; provides clear, graded evidence summaries, calculators, images; includes CME and MOC credits, and the depth and breadth of drug information capabilities of IBM Micromedex.

If the link doesn't work in Chrome please try Edge or Firefox

Also visit our mobile app page for mobile access to Dynamedex

Suicide Prevention Month

Rethinking suicide : why prevention fails, and how we can do better by Bryan This book presents a critical evaluation of conventional wisdom and traditional assumptions about suicide, with particular attention focused on the assumed centrality of mental illness. It argues that suicide prevention efforts have disproportionately emphasized mental health-focused solutions, notably access to treatment and crisis services, based on research studies that are susceptible to bias and faulty interpretations of research findings. Instead of viewing suicide as a mental health issue, suicide should instead be seen as a “wicked problem” that defies ordinary solutions. Wicked problems cannot be definitively solved or eliminated by conventional solution-oriented thinking, and require process-based thinking that may, in some cases, defy or contradict many of our long-held assumptions about suicide. To flesh out this alternative approach to suicide prevention, the book interweaves historical accounts and personal stories with explanations of scientific findings to illustrate the limitations of widely-used practices and introduce alternative perspectives that could catalyze a paradigm shift in how we think about and prevent suicide