Welcome Jefferson Patients and Members of the Public!

Guests of JEFFLINE are entitled to use a variety of online resources, as well as to visit the library in person. Use the links below and JEFFLINE's navigation to find services and health information resources available to guests.

	ThomCat, the Library Catalog ThomCat is freely accessible. It contains descriptions of books, journals and audiovisual materials owned by Scott Memorial Library.
	Find People at Jefferson Most campus directories and indexes can be searched, including Find a Doctor.
	Free Databases Databases listed as "free to all users" include PubMed (the National Library of Medicine's interface to MEDLINE) for medical literature, and RxList for drug information. JEFFLINE includes links to many other free, public databases and textbooks.
	Free Full-Text Journals Some of the selections on JEFFLINE's e-journal list are free to read online (their entries include the notation "free journals" or "free archives." You may also visit the library in person to use our print collections.
	Health Information Library at Jefferson Hospital Provided by the TJU Hospital as a service to the community, this online site includes interactive tools and resources, current health news, and information about specific tests and conditions. If what you need isn't there, try the National Library of Medicine's MEDLINEPlus consumer health information service. Jefferson Hospital also offers regular workshops and other services for the community at its Women's Health Source site.
	What's New on JEFFLINE? Subscribe to our free blog to keep in touch with academic news and articles about new services & material on JEFFLINE
	Subject Guides: JEFFSelects Our collection of topical Internet resources and electronic references includes many free resources. We also recommend the Philly Health Info program at the Philadelphia College of Physicians.
	Reference Questions Use the free AskaLibrarian@jefferson.edu email and IM service to ask questions about your Library privileges, Jefferson resources, or help with research topics.
	University Archives Genealogy resources and references services are available, as well as the Philadelphia Historical Digital Image Library (PHDIL) database, special collections and exhibits, and information on donating personal materials.