Find Web Resources at Stanford Medical Center

There are many different, individually maintained web resources at Stanford University Medical Center. To find what you're looking for most quickly, please follow these suggestions:

Decide whether you should start by searching or browsing. In general, searching works better for finding very specific or obscure information. In general, browsing works better for finding general or organizational information (e.g., a department's home page).
Try one of the starting points below. If you don't find what you're looking for, please come back here, and try again.

Search for something specific:

To find this:	. . . try this:
Someone on the faculty:	Search the Faculty Interests directory.
A physician or clinic:	Search the Physician Referral Guide.
An address or phone number:	Look at our page on finding people.
Something else:	Use our web crawler, which indexes many of the individually maintained web sites at Stanford Medical Center: Search for

Some information is more easily found by Browsing . . .

Browse the Combined Site Index or the individual site indexes for:

Other ways of finding information

Query the Stanford Web Index.
Browse, starting at the Stanford University home page.
Search for documents on Stanford's Portfolio campus-wide information system.
Use an external search resource, such as Alta Vista, Hotbot, or InfoSeek. Be sure to include Stanford as one of your search terms.

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