AcESO: Academic Enhanced Search Option is the EBSCO Discovery Service for the UT Southwestern Library. Search the database system -- using both basic and advanced search options -- for all Library holdings, including electronic books, journals, full-text articles, digital images, and Institutional Repository content (i.e., theses, dissertations, academic lectures, posters, and presentations).
Browsable and searchable, Ejournals A to Z alphabetically lists all biomedical, academic, and general interest ejournals licensed by UT Southwestern.
Using Ejournals A to Z on YouTube (1:55).
When you search selected Library resources for journal articles, you will see one of the "Find It! UTSW Library" icons or link on every citation. Whenever possible, the system will link you directly to the full-text article.
If the system is unable to link to the full-text (because of a problem somewhere in the linking chain), the "Find It! Options" page will appear, providing multiple options:
The "Available on Shelf - UTSW Library" icon will appear on your PubMed search results page if the Library owns the printed version of the journal. Clicking on the icon will bring up the item information in the Library Catalog. These holdings are currently at the Joint Library Facility and can be requested via Interlibrary Loan.
The "Get Full Text - UTSW Library" icon will appear on your PubMed search results page when full-text is available.
Some journals have an agreement with PubMed to display icons that link to the article on the journal website. Clicking on these icons can have unpredictable results depending on where you are located and if the article is open access. Because of the unpredictable results, we suggest using the "Get Full Text - UTSW Library" or "Find It! UTSW Library" icons when available.
If Find It! UTSW Library does not provide a direct link to the full-text, it may be because:
Take advantage of the other links provided on the "Find It! Options" page, including:
The Find It! UTSW Library icon or link is available from within our major journal article databases, including:
Most of our ejournals are only available from computers at UT Southwestern Medical Center. UT Southwestern faculty, staff, and students are authorized to use Library resources from remote, off-campus locations such as homes or offices. It is recommended that you use VPN or EZProxy so that you can gain access to full-text articles.
Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) is the electronic system you use to request a resource UT Southwestern Health Science Library and Learning Center does not carry or is listed in the Library Catalog or is housed offsite at the Joint Library Facility (JLF) in College Station, Texas.
What is the direct URL to the Library Catalog?
It is http://www.utsouthwestern.edu/libcat.
What is remote storage?
Items with a remote storage location are at the Joint Library Facility (JLF) in College Station, Texas. Our Library provided the core of a shared resource for the University of Texas and Texas A&M university systems that is used by students and faculty throughout the state, including the new UT System medical schools in Austin and South Texas.
How do I know what materials are in remote storage?
Items that display in the catalog with JLF (Joint Library Facility), JLF--Resource in Common, or JLF--Resource in Common (Pending) are in remote storage.
Is there a difference between the different categories for remote storage?
Items marked as JLF were contributed to JLF from our Library's collection. Items marked as a "Resource In Common" can be claimed by our Library as a shared resource. Pending items have not yet completed processing but can still be requested by clients.
How do I get items from remote storage?
Request items from remote storage through ILLiad (Interlibrary Loan).
Will I be charged if I need something from remote storage?
The delivery cost for ILLiad (Interlibrary Loan) depends on affiliation and delivery speed. More information is available here.
Catalog Info | Location | Access |
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Archives (E3.314F) | Main Library (Middle Floor - Level 3) | By appointment (archives@utsouthwestern.edu) |
Archives (E3.314G) | ||
Archives (K Annex) | ||
History of Medicine (E3.314F) | ||
History of Medicine (K Annex) | ||
History of Medicine Oversize (E3.314F) | ||
History of Medicine Oversize (K Annex) | ||
History of Medicine Reference (E3.314F) | ||
History of Medicine Reference (K Annex) | ||
Middle Floor (E3.314) | ||
Oversize | ||
Rare Book Room | ||
Rare Book Room Oversize |
Catalog Info | Location | Access |
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ACE-Skillsoft | Link provided in catalog | Available 24/7 |
Ebooks AtoZ | ||
Ejournals AtoZ | ||
Institutional Repository | ||
Internet |
Catalog Info | Location | Access |
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JLF (Joint Library Facility) These items have been sent to JLF from the Library's collection. |
College Station, Texas | Request through ILLiad (interlibrary loan) |
JLF--Resource in Common (Pending) These items were not sent to JLF from the Library's collection but can be used as a shared resource when processing is complete. |
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JLF--Resource in Common These items were not sent to JLF from the Library's collection but can be used as a shared resource. |
I found an item in the catalog that I need to order through Interlibrary Loan. How do I do that?
Use the link to Interlibrary Loan at the top of the catalog menu to order items you find in the catalog.
What is the cart?
Use the "Add to Cart" feature in the catalog to print or export a list of items to use in a citation manager, such as EndNote.
How do I add items to the cart?
After searching for ebooks or other resources in the catalog, click the checkbox next to an item to add it to the cart.
Where do I go to print or export the items in the cart?
Click on the cart icon area in the upper left corner of the window. Choose the Print or Download options.
Which download format do I choose for EndNote citations in the cart?
Select the RIS format. The default file will be named cart.ris.
Can I use the cart to directly order items from Interlibrary Loan?
Not at this time. Use the link to Interlibrary Loan at the top of the catalog menu to order items you find in the catalog.