AccessPediatrics® from McGraw-Hill is an integrated online resource that
provides medical students, pediatric residents, and practicing pediatricians
with a broad range of content that covers the entire span of pediatric practice,
from neonatology through adolescent medicine. Organized around a set of
Core Topics developed by an advisory board of renowned pediatricians,
AccessPediatrics meets the needs of medical students, pediatric residents,
general practitioners, and pediatric specialists.
Updated automatically, AccessPediatrics provides fast, direct access to the
information necessary for completing evaluations, diagnoses, and case
management decisions, as well as for pursuing research or self-assessment
and board review.
AccessPediatrics offers users the following and more:
Textbooks:
Rudolph’s Pediatrics, 22e
Neonatology, 6e
Current Diagnosis and Treatment: Pediatrics, 20e
Texas Children’s Hospital Handbook of Pediatrics and Neonatology
Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 3e
Pediatric Practice: Infectious Diseases
Pediatric Practice: Sports Medicine
Pediatric Practice: Endocrinology
Pediatric Practice: Neurology
Current Procedures: Pediatrics
Atlas:
Color Atlas of Pediatric Dermatology, 4e
Genetics:
AccessPediatrics includes abstracts from and content links to the definitive
source for genetic research, Scriver’s OMMBID. Users with subscriptions to
both sites will be able to move from AccessPediatrics to OMMBID with ease to
more fully explore genetic information from renowned international experts.
Pediatric Animations and Procedural Videos:
AccessPediatrics offers a library of animations detailing pediatric procedures
and exams, as well as providing general information on conditions and
treatments. Additionally, AccessPediatrics will include a growing series of
pediatric emergency medicine videos developed by Judith Tintinalli, the
world-renowned author ofTintinalli’s Emergency Medicine, 7e.
Q&A:
PreTest: Pediatrics, 12e
McGraw-Hill Specialty Board Review: Pediatrics, 2e
Clerkship Resources:
Case Files™: Pediatrics, 3e
PreTest: Pediatrics, 12e
In addition to providing unparalleled, integrated content, AccessPediatrics
offers a range of special features designed to support pediatric practice and
assist resident and clerk education. Users can
• take a test from our question bank and evaluate their knowledge;
• determine medical values using our growing collection of clinical
calculators;
• discover related Government Guidelines by clicking a pre-populated search
box;
• filter a search by age group or content type, or undertake full-text searches
to return results from across the entirety of the site’s content;
• access clerk-level diagnostic and treatment information or review cases.
AccessPediatrics offers Custom Curriculum, a powerful online educational
tool. With Custom Curriculum, residency or clerkship directors can create a
tailored, topic-specific series of lesson plans by assembling the exact text,
videos, procedures, and images their programs need. With Custom
Curriculum, program directors can
• create assignments and activities online;
• select resources, videos and animations, and case studies from
AccessPediatrics;
• assign board review tests, selecting the number of questions and the
passing grade;
• link out to external web resources;
• track, report, and download resident or clerk usage by individual or
assignment.
In addition to the curriculum tool and content we provide for residency
programs, AccessPediatrics offers a Clerkship Corner, designed to provide
clerks with text resources, case studies, and a clerk-level question bank.
If you are interested in activating the Custom Curriculum for either your
residency program or clerkship, please contact Anthony Aiello
(customcurriculum@mcgraw-hill.com).
Mobile View – View and search across select texts from your mobile device.
For the iPhone, Blackberry Bold, and Google Android devices: The mobile version of
AccessPediatrics features an essential portion of the site’s content optimized for the
unique size and speed constraints of mobile browsers. In order to access the mobile
version of AccessPediatrics, users simply need to create a personal My
AccessPediatrics account from any on-site computer at the institution with which
they are affiliated. After this one-time registration, users will be able to log on to
accesspharmacy.com on their phone using their My AccessPediatrics username and
password.
For the iPad: The screen of the iPad is sufficiently large and its processor sufficiently
complex to accommodate the full site. Those users who wish to access the site on
their iPad will need to log in to the site remotely as they would if they were accessing
a site through a remote computer.