New Dynamed


DynaMed Plus has undergone some exciting changes in August 2019, it has been rebranded under the name Dynamed. 

The next generation of DynaMed continues to offer the highest quality evidence-based information with a user-friendly, personalised experience that delivers accurate answers fast.

To access  Dynamed       you need to first register for a GOSH  NHS Athens account, click on sign in  and then on the OpenAthens link and then use your NHS Athens password.

What do I need to know?
         
  1. Your evidence-based, point-of-care tool will simply be called DynaMed.
  2. You’ll be able to personalise your DynaMed experience with improved topic and evidence alerts and a seamless mobile app integration. 
    1. These personalisation features require you to create a Personal User Account (PUA).  If you signed up for email alerts without creating a PUA these alerts will not be carried over into the new system.
    2. For instructions on how to create a PUA in DynaMed Plus watch  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmCvMcvnEFA  
    3. For instructions on how to create a PUA in the new DynaMed go tohttp://support.ebsco.com/OnlineHelp/DynaMed/index.htm#t=Personal_Account%2FCreating_Personal_Account.htm
    4. If you have an existing personal user account, no changes need to be made to this.

  1. Use our DynaMed Getting Started Kit http://support.ebsco.com/OnlineHelp/DynaMed/index.htm#t=Searching%2FGetting_Started_Kit.htm to review the above information and access promotional material.

Quick links:
Online Help: http://support.ebsco.com/OnlineHelp/DynaMed/index.htm
DynaMed Overview: https://youtu.be/yUImW2L2Fy8
Following Topics: https://youtu.be/gC39rXAxxlo
DynaMed CME: https://youtu.be/tsHPujhIXck


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