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EBSCO · Medicine and evidence-based practice

Dentistry & Oral Sciences Source

The resource helps dental faculties and clinics work with specialist literature, research, and educational materials.

Medical database subscription Medicine / clinic / medical university Library Faculties and departments Researchers / PhD students / master's students Clinical and medical decisions Training and teaching Library value and usage
At a glance

A specialist resource for dentistry and oral sciences.

Dental programs are often treated as part of general medicine, even though they need dedicated specialist content and searching.

Best fit: dental faculties, clinics, medical libraries, and researchers
Resource capabilities

How this resource supports your organization

Clever Consult demonstrates the solution in the context of the client’s needs, then helps set up access, training and communications, and interpret the results for leadership.

Need

Dental programs are often treated as part of general medicine, even though they need dedicated specialist content and searching.

Who it is for

department leadership, libraries, research offices, and specialist users

Next action

Request trial access / a demo

Diagnostic signals

Compare these needs with your organization’s priorities. A consultation helps establish whether the solution is right for you.

01

there is a dental faculty

02

a dedicated oral sciences resource is needed

03

general medical databases do not cover the need

What changes after implementation

01

specialist support for dentistry

02

sources for clinical reviews

03

content for courses and research

Use cases

support a dental program
find materials on oral health
prepare a review of a clinical topic

Value indicators

dentistry journals oral sciences clinical topics downloads

How Clever Consult launches the solution

01assess dental programs
02prepare usage scenarios
03train the department and library
04review usage

How to explain value internally

We already have some of these resources

Then the priority is to assess how well tasks are covered rather than whether access exists: who uses the resource, which scenarios it supports, where gaps remain, and how this relates to KPIs.

It is difficult to justify the budget

We build the case using data, usage, a needs assessment, and implementation scenarios for specific departments.