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EUVIMED’s own holdings

Literature records directly in EUVIMED

These holdings are stored in our searchable indexes. Additional sources complement the search through their interfaces.

Crossref DOI181,896,447indexed records
MEDLINE / PubMed41,226,017indexed records
CareLit716,251indexed records

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European Health Evidence

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EUVIMED connects its own search indexes, international literature sources and an integrated Research Suite for medicine, nursing, life sciences and healthcare. Find literature, appraise sources and continue your work with LIVIA, CLARA, Evidence Twins and E-Learning. Available full-text links, citations and retraction notices enrich your search, with provenance and limitations kept visible. Operated by hpsmedia in Germany, multilingual and developed for research, education and healthcare.

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EUVIMED DOI Resolver

Wissenschaftliche Publikationen per DOI finden

Lösen Sie eine DOI auf, prüfen Sie Abstract und bibliografische Angaben, exportieren Sie die Zitation und starten Sie direkt eine evidenzbasierte Recherche.

Metadaten prüfenTitel, Autor:innen, Quelle und Publikationsstatus.
Abstract lesenVollständig und ohne Login, sofern hinterlegt.
Zitation exportierenRIS, BibTeX und CSL-JSON.
Evidenz recherchierenVom Einzeltreffer direkt in die EUVIMED Workbench.

Was ist eine DOI?

Ein dauerhafter Identifikator für wissenschaftliche Werke

Eine DOI bleibt als Identifikator stabil, auch wenn sich die Adresse einer Verlagsseite ändert. EUVIMED zeigt den bibliografischen Kontext und verlinkt die DOI im offiziellen Format https://doi.org/….