Databases
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EBSCOhost Databases Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
APA PsycArticles: ProQuest
APA PsycInfo: ProQuest
Business Source Complete: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Business Source Elite: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Cedar Rapids Gazette (Green Gazette) Login: library@mtmercy.edu \ Password: Campus1
CINAHL Complete from EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Cochrane Library
Communication and Mass Media Complete: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
CQ Researcher
Education Research Complete: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
ERIC: EBSCOhost Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Films on Demand: Master Academic Package
Films on Demand: Archival Films & Newsreels Collection
Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Health Source, Consumer Edition: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Health Source, Nursing/Academic Edition: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Full content from 1998. Instructions for off-campus access are here.
MEDLINE with Full Text: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Newspaper Source: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
The New York Times The New York Times requires individual accounts be set up. Instructions on how to do this can be found here.
Ovid Nursing Database
Oxford Academic Journals from Oxford University Press
Primary Search: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Regional Business News: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
Sage Journals
ScienceDirect from Elsevier
SocIndex: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
SPORTDiscus: EBSCO Login: mountmercy / Password: m3rcyDr!v3
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