Below are our suggestions for apps that may be helpful to you while you are studying at St George's.
BMJ Best PracticeFrom the BMJ, a single source combining the latest research evidence, guidelines and expert opinion – presented in a step-by-step approach, covering prevention, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. PDF guide to downloading BMJ Best Practice app
BNF and BNFcBritish National Formulary. Provides healthcare professionals with authoritative and practical information on the selection and clinical use of medicines. The BNFc provides up-to-date information on the use of medicines for treating children. Available for iOS and Android.
CanvasAccess your course materials, timetables and assessment feedback on your VLE. App version of Canvas available for iOS and Android.
Outlook 365St George's, University of London students and staff can download free copies of the Microsoft Office apps on up to 5 devices.
Note: the software is valid for as long as the user has a valid SGUL account, and will stop working once the account is closed, i.e when the student or staff member leaves the university. Download Microsoft Office 365 for free.
Forest Stay FocusedKeep on track with your work with this productivity app. Read our student review. Available for iOS and Android.
For quick access to Hunter, your Library account and Library databases.
An accessible source of anatomical knowledge with simple language and realistic, 3D visuals. Find out more here.
Extensive selection of e-books, including Oxford Handbooks. If you are connected to eduroam, you won't need to login for access.
Online guide to Harvard style referencing.
Provides access to the best evidence based resources, especially good for guidelines and reviews.
Consists of several databases supporting evidence-based medicine, including: Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
The Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE) makes and publishes videos of scientific experiments from international laboratories.
