The medical library at IU School of Medicine has an extensive collection of information resources and databases as well as tools and education opportunities available for advancing the research, practice and study of medicine. Residents, fellows, graduate students, staff and faculty also benefit from a wide range of library class offerings — ranging from evidence-based medicine and research data management to NIH Public Access compliance and evidence synthesis.
Librarians at the Ruth Lilly Medical Library are available to answer questions about the collections and other resources.
The Ruth Lilly Medical Library (RLML) facility is located at 975 West Walnut Street in the Medical Research and Library Building on the Indiana University Indianapolis campus.
The library also has a presence in the recently opened Medical Education and Research Building located north of downtown at 350 West 14th Street, Indianapolis. The office is on the first floor and the library’s IU School of Medicine Makerspace is located on the second floor.
Entry to both buildings is restricted. Visitors, please see the RLML hours and location page for details.
All IU School of Medicine faculty, staff and students have access to the resources and services provided by the Ruth Lilly Medical Library. In addition, the majority of electronic resources from the Indianapolis campus's University Library, the IU School of Dentistry Library, and the Ruth Lilly Law Library are available to IU School of Medicine faculty, staff and students due to reciprocal and collaborative licensing agreements.
A general overview of resources and services.
Phase I, basic sciences and test prep resources.
Phase 2 and 3, clinically oriented, test prep and shelf exam resources.
