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there is an uptodate donation program (search on google how to get uptodate for free), you can apply there if applying from outside usa and currently working in non-profit hospital.
- Any free alternatives to Uptodate? : r/medicalschool - Reddit
There’s actually a scholarship/free access program for...
- Any free alternatives to Uptodate? : r/medicalschool - Reddit
There’s actually a scholarship/free access program for underserved countries. Look it up on google, it’s called BetterEvidence. Application takes 10-20 minutes, and it takes 4-6 weeks of processing, but after that you have a year of access and can renew it at the end of each year.
I cannot afford the premium and my college does not give out free access. I am using Medscape but I heard UpToDate is superior for clinical data. Is there some mod or a website workaround for getting the subscription?
Better Evidence works with UpToDate®, the world's leading evidence-based clinical resource, to grant free UpToDate subscriptions to practitioners serving vulnerable communities around the world. UpToDate provides medical information that healthcare providers can easily access on or offline.
Better Evidence for Clinical Care grants clinicians free access to evidence-based digital tools to ensure that they have the information needed to diagnose, treat, and advise their patients. Learn more here.
UpToDate donation programs provide complimentary subscriptions to clinicians and students serving vulnerable populations around the world. Lexicomp, Emmi, and Digital Health Architect are now part of the UpToDate brand.
Better Evidence for Clinical Care grants clinicians free access to evidence-based digital tools to ensure that they have the information needed to diagnose, treat, and advise their patients. Since 2009, we have worked with UpToDate, a leading clinical decision support tool, and other digital tool providers to facilitate free access to health ...
