Run the resus with the accesemergency medicine mcgraw subscription
The accessemergency medicine mcgraw subscription delivers one year of login that meets the immediate needs of the emergency department in a single place. Updated regularly, it provides quick diagnosis and treatment answers for a broad spectrum of complaints — from neurologic and pediatric emergencies to poisoning and trauma — optimized for any device.
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1year access
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EDvideos
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ACEPco-published
Inside this resource
accessemergency medicine mcgraw subscription in the ED
The resource is built for speed: a broad complaint spectrum with the diagnosis and treatment answer pulled to the front, so you act before the next patient arrives. Neurologic, pediatric, poisoning and trauma content all sit in the same library.
From clerkship to recert
Students get the resources to excel on clerkship, residents gain videos, self-assessment and leading emergency textbooks, and practicing physicians brush up for recertification. One login serves the whole ED ladder.
Backed by ACEP
The field’s leading emergency resource is guided by a preeminent advisory board of five experts led by Judith E. Tintinalli, MD MS FACEP, and features content co-published with the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Who this serves
- EM residents — videos and textbooks for the training years.
- Medical students — a clerkship companion for the ED rotation.
- Practicing physicians — recertification review on demand.
Before you buy
Is it affiliated with ACEP?
Yes — it features content co-published with the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Who leads the advisory board?
Five experts led by Judith E. Tintinalli, MD MS FACEP.
The chart
| Format | Online textbook and video |
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| Publisher | McGraw-Hill Medical |
| Department | Medical Accounts |
| Delivery | Login emailed within 24 to 72 hours |
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M. Haddad –
Kept the yearly access for the whole ED complaint spectrum. One login beats a shelf of books.
K. Brooks –
Solid resource, though the mobile layout lagged on my old phone. The content is worth it.
A. Iqbal –
Used it through every night shift as a resident. The pediatric emergencies section is excellent.
Dr. K. Rao –
Great for the ED. Wanted more on toxicology specifics but the breadth is strong for the price.
S. Brandt –
Tintinalli-led and ACEP co-published, enough said. The trauma answers are fast. Login in two days.