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About AccessEmergency Medicine
Meeting the urgent needs of the ED
AccessEmergency Medicine is a complete online service that allows users to quickly search the diagnosis and
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In AccessEmergency MedicineTM from McGraw-Hill, physicians and residents will find answers in one click for a broad spectrum of complaints encountered in the ED, ranging from obstetrical emergencies to orthopedic emergencies to poisoning to trauma. AccessEmergency Medicine keeps pace with the immediacy of emergency medicine with a semantically driven search that brings users to the treatment information quicker, with links to deeper information on different presentations, diagnostic tests, procedures, and more. AccessEmergency Medicine allows quick look-ups of diagnosis and treatment information from the most trusted resources and a world-renowned advisory board.
AccessEmergency Medicine Advisory Board
Editor-in-Chief, Judith E. Tintinalli, MD, MS
Professor and Chair of Emergency Medicine Department, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Editor of Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine. A Comprehensive Study Guide.
Associate Editor, Stephen H. Thomas, MD, MPH
Director of Academic Affairs, Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine
AccessEmergency Medicine is constantly being updated by a team of experts that are dedicated to meeting the needs of the emergency medicine specialist. More information includes:
Procedures
Complete coverage of procedures in the ED with all the information that physicians and residents need to know—indications, contraindications, approaches, materials and complications. The complete text of Reichman's Emergency Medicine Procedures is supplemented with clear illustrations of anatomy.
Quick Access to the Right Amount of Information
Point-of-Care treatment answers are available for rapid access in the clinic from the Emergency Medicine Manual, 6e.
Trusted References in Emergency Medicine including Pediatrics, Orthopedics, and OB/GYN
Resources include:
- Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide, 6e
- Emergency Ultrasound, 2e
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 3e
- Emergency Orthopedics, 5e
- Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies
- Emergency Medicine Procedures
- Goldfrank's Manual of Toxicologic Emergencies
Library of Images and Multimedia
A library of images that includes common and uncommon clinical presentations and imaging studies of children and adults allows for quick diagnosis.
- Illustrative images for quick reference and instruction AND
- Galleries of emergency clinical images reflecting the first, second and third most common presentations from:
- Knoop's Atlas of Emergency Medicine, 2e
- Fitzpatrick's Atlas of Dermatology, 6e
- Atlas of Pediatric Emergency Medicine
- Library of Procedures, updated monthly, with animations and procedural videos
Video-based AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ CME Modules
CME modules that feature procedures from our video library and supportive text from our reference collection. Includes:
Downloadable CORD Case Video Presentations
Downloadable video case presentations, recorded at the 2008 and 2009 Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors (CORD) Clinical Pathological Case (CPC) conferences, that demonstrate the methodology necessary to solve tough case presentations.
Custom Curriculum Now Available
AccessEmergency Medicine’s Custom Curriculum, a cutting-edge functionality that enables emergency medicine (EM) program directors to create, track, and report usage of resident rotations online. With Custom Curriculum, medical programs can build a resource that matches their specific needs – mapping AccessEmergency Medicine content and capabilities to their educational structure.
AccessEmergency Medicine’s Custom Curriculum provides a powerful and intuitive online interface for program directors to manage their training rotations. By replicating their existing rotation structure online, program directors can:
• Assign reference content, videos, and animations
• Mandate board review tests and customize the passing grade
• Schedule grand rounds, lectures, or other offline activities
• Report usage by resident, rotation, or timeframe
• Link out to primary references or other web-based resources
Through its Shared Library functionality, EM program directors can choose to submit their curricula to a repository that enables other institutions to not only view – but also potentially adopt and modify – their curricular approach.
For emergency medicine residents, AccessEmergency Medicine’s Custom
Curriculum provides a coherent interface for explicitly tracking educational progress. For a given rotation, each resident knows exactly what is expected and monitors his or her own progress toward achieving that goal.
Regularly Updated
- Content updates to Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide and cases from the authors of Fitzpatrick's Atlas of Dermatology
- New videos of emergency procedures
- New McGraw-Hill emergency medicine references will be added annually
Complete Drug Information
Integrated drug database providing critical information on medication indications, dosages, contraindications, and drug classes, as well as patient handouts in English and Spanish.
Specialized Search Capabilities
Search for all topics related to ED diagnosis and treatment, exclusively search pediatric-related topics, or just search for images, video and audio
For more information and to save on the other McGraw-Hill services such as AccessMedicine, AccessSurgery, AccessAnesthesiology, AccessPharmacy, Harrison's Practice, Scriver's OMMBID, and USMLEasy, please contact us today!
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