Prep and practice with the accesssurgery mcgraw hill subscription
The accesssurgery mcgraw hill subscription brings one year of login that introduces a whole new dimension to surgical education and clinical practice, enhancing medical knowledge and delivering quick answers to surgical inquiries all in one place. Optimized for any mobile device, it is guided by two top academic experts and trusted across the field.
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1year access
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Inside this resource
accesssurgery mcgraw hill subscription for learners
Medical students get the resources to excel in their surgery clerkship, while residents gain instant access to videos, self-assessment and leading surgical textbooks that establish a foundation for learning. The video library turns operative descriptions into something watchable before a case.
From training to MOC
Practicing surgeons brush up on knowledge when studying for their Maintenance of Certification exam, so the same login serves a career from clerkship to recertification. It is built to be reached for, not just read once.
Guided by surgeons
The resource is led by a preeminent advisory board including Gerard M. Doherty, MD, and F. Charles Brunicardi, MD, which keeps the content aligned with how surgery is actually taught and practiced.
Who this serves
- Surgery clerkship students — a structured set of resources for the rotation.
- Residents — videos and textbooks for the training years.
- Practicing surgeons — MOC exam review on demand.
Before you buy
Does it help with MOC?
Practicing surgeons use it to brush up on knowledge when studying for their Maintenance of Certification exam.
Who advises the content?
Two experts: Gerard M. Doherty, MD, and F. Charles Brunicardi, MD.
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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C. Osei –
Kept the yearly login for the recert cycle. One login beats a shelf of surgical atlases.
B. Fontaine –
Solid library, though I leaned on it for general surgery more than subspecialty. Still glad to have it.
lenaw –
Used the videos before every case as a sub-I. The mobile layout meant reading in the locker room.
Dr. K. Rao –
Great for clerkship. Wanted a few more on trauma but the standard texts are excellent.
A. Sen –
The MOC review path is what I needed. Doherty and Brunicardi advising gives it weight. Login in two days.