A paid subscription is often needed to access Uptodate, a clinical decision assistance tool. But hey don't worry , I will share 5 legal ways to get access to Uptodate for free in 2023. It gives medical practitioners access to the most recent medical information, recommendations, and research to help them make clinical decisions.
Uptodate may, however, be accessible for free or at a reduced fee in the following circumstances:
Institutional Access, first Uptodate is subscribed by many universities, medical schools, hospitals, and healthcare organizations. If you are connected to one of these institutions, the library or network there may allow you free access to Uptodate.
Trial offers: On occasion, Uptodate provides free trials to both individuals and organizations. To find out if they are presently providing any free trial periods, visit their official website.
Continuing Medical Education (CME): As part of their educational offerings, certain CME programs or medical conferences offer temporary access to Uptodate.
Access Via Medical groups: Access to Uptodate may be made available to members of certain medical groups or organizations. You might be able to access Uptodate for free or at a discounted rate if you belong to such an organization.
Limited Free Access: Certain articles or topics on Uptodate may be subject to a restriction on free access. Check out their website to see if there is any free content available.
Here are the 5 ways/links to get access to uptodate for free for medical students. You can apply for free subscription as a medical student for free Uptodate account at the following websites.
1) https://www.globalhealthdelivery.org/uptodate
2) https://better-evidence.org/
3) https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en/solutions/uptodate/about/donations-program
4) https://pro.uptodatefree.ir/ (THIS ONE IS JUST FREE)
In the next blog , I will share the step by step process to apply for the Uptodate account through the website listed below. Follow this blog for more.
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