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Med Kit

Open a Paper

Paste a DOI, PMID, PMC ID or any article URL — or just type a search. Routed through Mahidol EZproxy so your MU login unlocks the full text.

One-Click Bookmarklet

The real shortcut. On any paywalled article, click this and the same page reopens through the library.

Siriraj Access

Mac — show the Favourites bar (Safari: View → Show Favourites Bar), then drag the button onto it.
iPhone — copy the code, bookmark any page, then edit that bookmark: rename it Siriraj and replace its address with the copied code.

Databases

Opens already authenticated. The MU login prompt appears once per session.

Intranet Only

IP-locked to the Siriraj / Ramathibodi network — the proxy is explicitly blocked.

Note — For these four you must be on the hospital network: Wi-Fi on site, or the Faculty VPN. CINAHL is listed as “Not permitted: VPN, EZproxy.” UpToDate lets you register a personal account while on-site and keep mobile access for 90 days before re-verifying.

Free

No login needed.

My Kits

Your own shortcuts — references, calculators, anything you reach for often. Saved on this device and synced to your Google account.

How It Works

Siriraj already pays for these journals. The proxy just tells the publisher who you are.

  1. Every link here is wrapped in https://ejournal.mahidol.ac.th/login?url= plus the paper's address.
  2. EZproxy asks for your MU account — firstname.sur for staff, or u/g + student ID.
  3. After login it forwards you to the paper, and Siriraj's subscription applies.
  4. The session persists, so later clicks skip the login until it expires.
Tip — Open PubMed through the proxy rather than directly. Every publisher link on the results page then inherits the proxy, so full text is one click away instead of a dead end.
Source — Database list and conditions of use from the Siriraj Medical Library e-Database page. Help: lisi@mahidol.ac.th · 02 419 7639. MU e-journal support: liwww@mahidol.ac.th · 02 800 2680-9 ext. 4262, 4265.

Clinical Tools

Bedside scoring and examination forms. Each opens as its own page and writes chart-ready text.

On the phone — MED KITS also runs as its own app at med-kits.pages.dev. No Google sign-in, and Safari’s Add to Home Screen gives it an icon. The cards below are the copies built into this site.