Do we have access to UpToDate at UHN?

I would like to continue using UpToDate but no longer have access through my university's library.  Is there a way to get access through UHN?


Answer

Unfortunately UpToDate subscriptions for institutions and libraries are very expensive. UHN Libraries does not now have a subscription, and it is unlikely that this resource will be added to our collections in the future.

  • Clinical Tools on UHNLibraries.ca has a selection of clinical resources for anyone at UHN, including BMJ Best Practice, which includes access to the BMJ Best Practice app, and a number of other clinical information tools with mobile access options. Check out the Clinical Tools page for more information.
  • Departments or individuals can also subscribe to UpToDate.
  • UHN staff and students may also have access to UpToDate through their other affiliations - hospitals, academic institutions, professional associations - and we would encourage you to inquire with those organizations about the benefits and resources you have available to you.
    • Toronto Metropolitan University students, faculty and staff can access UpToDate through their subscription. You can find access information on the TMU Library site, the TMU Library staff will be happy to help you navigate accessing this resource.
    • Some of those affiliated with University of Toronto can access UpToDate through their subscription. You can find access information for UpToDate on the U of T Library site, the U of T Library staff will be happy to help you navigate accessing this resource.
  • Last Updated Apr 17, 2025
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  • Answered By Melanie Anderson

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