AccessEmergency Medicine is a comprehensive online emergency medicine resource, providing quick diagnosis and treatment answers for a wide range of complaints encountered in Emergency Departments. Key Features of AccessEmergency Medicine include leading emergency medicine textbooks, procedural videos, interactive self-assessment, integrated drug database, patient education, clerkship corner and patient education handouts.
AccessEmergency is optimised for mobile devices.
MyAccess Profile
To set this up:
For more information, see this video or click here to learn about the features available.
A step by step guide to create a profile is below.
Searching
AccessEmergency Medicine utilises a simple, easy to use search feature. The search bar can be found at the top of all pages. Search terms can quickly be filled-out with the auto-suggest feature. The Boolean operator "AND" is implied by default in searches, though "NOT" and "OR" are not. Exact phrase searching is available using quotations.
Advanced search features are available through Modify Search and Filter Results on the left hand side of the results page. This allows you to:
Focus a search by modifying the terms (keyword, title, author, ISBN)
Filter results by format (book, cases, multimedia, etc.)
Select textbooks to see results by specific titles
Narrow results by topics
Learn more by watching McGraw Hill's instructional video here.
AccessEmergency Medicine has resources targeted to students to support learning and exam preparation.
Modules consist of textbook chapters, interactive cases, videos and quizzes.
Emergency Medicine
The following resources support treatment answers for a broad spectrum of complaints encountered in the ED specifically designed for optimized viewing on any device.
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