Albert Einstein Medical Center is committed to education and life-long learning.  Our  Department of Library Services consists of the Alexander and Herbert Luria Memorial Library and the Hassel Media Center. The library and its resources serve the patient care, education, and research needs of Albert Einstein Healthcare Network's staff and students.

The Luria Medical Library has more than 250 current journal subscriptions and provides access to over 160 full text electronic journals. The Hassel Media Center and computer terminals in the library reading area offer access to Microsoft Office , the Internet, statistical software, and databases including Micromedex and the Ovid interface to MEDLINE, CINAHL, SportDiscus, and several Evidence-Based Medicine resources.

In addition, computer terminals have been placed at key locations throughout the facility to assist physicians in practicing the art of evidence-based medicine.

On-Line Academic Resources

Clinical and academic online resources available to all physicians include:

JEFFLINE is Thomas Jefferson University’s Internet-based electronic library. Einstein@JEFFLINE, tailored specifically for Einstein physicians and staff, offers a variety of electronic research resources, including links to healthcare databases such as Micromedex, OVID MEDLINE, CINAHL, SportDiscus, Cochrane Databases, and DARE. Through Journals@OVID, physicians have access to more than 60 full text electronic medical journals.

Albert Einstein Healthcare Network has site licenses for MD Consult and UpToDate . Both resources are designed to help physicians quickly answer clinical questions.

ScienceDirect , a product of Elsevier, provides access to 35 full text electronic medical journals.

GME Toolkit (Res-A-Track) is a suite of Internet-based applications and data management tools for medical education, residency, and fellowship programs.