See helpful search tips and find out more about the LaneConnex Search
At the top of every page on the LaneConnex website is a search box, with a pull-down menu to the left. This menu enables you to limit your search to certain types of resources, clinical areas, or areas of the website. The default search changes depending upon which area of the website you are in, but you can always select any option.
For any search you conduct using this menu, the LaneConnex search engine searches all of Lane's primary resource categories for relevant information and displays a search results tab for each category. By default, the tab matching your search menu option is highlighted, and those results appear in the search results area. To see results from another category, click the tab for that category.
The LaneConnex search provides a broader search across Lane's various types of resources. Use this option to find an eJournal, database, eBook, or Lane service, or to search inside reference sources.
Use this option to search for a biomedical eJournal.
Use this option to search for a biomedical database.
Use this option to search for a biomedical eBook.
This searches the Lane Library's holdings of software and biotools including software installed on Lane's public computers.
This searches the library's multimedia holdings including videos of surgical procedures and Stanford School of Medicine grandrounds.
Use this option to search for clinical algorithms, predictive calculators, or interactive guidelines.
This searches the Lane website pages and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) which has useful information about the library's services and resources.
Use this option to search within multiple clinical reference texts and databases simultaneously.
Use this option to search within multiple bioresearch literature and protocols databases simultaneously.
Use this option to search Lane's online catalog for print, digital, or archival materials at Lane.
Use this option to search PubMed@Stanford with links to full text.
Use this option to launch a Google search.