HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY

The National Library of Greece holds rich collections of items of various types searchable via its Online Catalog.

The Library of the Hellenic Parliament constitute: a) the Main Library, which is housed in the Parliament building, b) the Benakeios Library (Anthimou Gazi st. 2), which is temporarily housed in the former Public Tobacco Factory and c) the City Library - Former Public Tobacco Factory (Lenorman st. 218). The Library’s collections include a wide variety of items (books, journals, maps, etc.) that are searchable via its Online Catalog.

The openABEKT Central Catalogue allows browsing and searching in the content of hundreds of Libraries that use the openABEKT service provided by the National Documentation Centre of Greece.

The National Union Catalogue of Scientific Journals, developed by the National Documentation Centre of Greece, contains bibliographic data on both printed and electronic scientific journals of all disciplines which are available at Greek libraries. For every journal title information is provided about the libraries that hold the specific journal and their collections.

The Union Catalogue of France (Catalogue Collectif de France – CCFr) allows simultaneous access to major French catalogs among which:

• the catalog of the National Library of France (BnF-CG)
• the catalog of French Academic Libraries (SUDOC)
• the catalog of the digital collections of French municipal Libraries (CGM)

Gallica is the digital library of the National Library of France. It provides access to millions of items (books, manuscripts, images, maps, videos etc.) related to almost all disciplines of sciences.

Follow this link for more information:

https://www.bnf.fr/en/gallica-bnf-digital-library

Library Hub Discover provides access to the holdings of the UK’s National Libraries (including the British Library), many university libraries, and specialist research libraries.

The Catalog of the National Library of Medicine (NLM) of the United States of America provides access to the Library’s bibliographic data for books, journals, electronic resources and other materials.

Libdex is a worldwide directory of library websites that can be browsed by country. It provides links to library homepages and web-based catalogs (OPACs),

WorldCat.org is a union catalog that contains the holdings of thousands of Libraries worldwide that are members of the OCLC, a nonprofit cooperative organization. It includes millions of records of various types of library materials (physical and electronic) and, in addition, functions as a database providing links to available digital content (journal articles, research materials etc.). WorldCat.org enables users to locate materials in the nearest Libraries by highlighting them in the search results and even search Libraries by name or location.

The National Documentation Centre (EKT) provides services on a national level both on its premises and online, among which are the following:

• National Archive of PhD Theses
• EKT ePublishing - ejournals, books, conference proceedings
• SearchCulture.gr - discover open digital content
• openarchives.gr – Greek science content in the digital public space
• Digital Repositories (e.g. repository Asklepius - Institutional Repository Health Sciences of Asklepieio Voulas)
• Open access journals & selected sources EKT
• EKT library ejournals
• EKT digital database
• Argo Portal – bibliographic databases & national / international indexes
• Thesaurus of Greek Terms of General Terminology
• Thesaurus of Greek Terms of Medical Terminology
• COVID-19: Scientific information
• openaccess.gr (in Greek)
• About Libraries
• Citation Index & Bibliometric Indicators Services

DART-Europe E-theses Portal provides access to research theses held in European repositories.

Anemi was founded in 2006 by the University of Crete Library aiming to provide free access to a rich collection of digitized material (books, articles) related to Modern Greek Studies.

Access is provided solely for personal, educational or research purposes. Systematic storage and/or printing of the whole content of the digital items is strictly forbidden. Commercial use is strictly prohibited.

The Internet Archive is a nonprofit organization that has created a digital library providing researchers, historians, scholars, people with print disabilities, and the general public free access to:

• web pages
• books and texts
• audio recordings (including live concerts)
• videos (including Television News programs)
• images
• software programs

In addition, they digitize books, among which books published in or prior to 1928 are available for download. The most of the digitized books are available to people with print disabilities (For more information see here).