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AccessPediatrics from McGraw-Hill is an authoritative
online resource of pediatric information for today’s:
Residents
 Instructors
 Students
 Clinicians
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McGraw-Hill’s Online Medical Products
lead the way in medical information and
education
With more than 14.3 million people in the United States
working in healthcare, McGraw-Hill provides the preparation
they need to succeed in their careers and improve their field.
Our Mission
With our products, medical professionals can:
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Perform at the highest level and
meet top standard in their medical
field
Be empowered to become the
leading professional in their specialty
We deliver invaluable benefits across
the healthcare and education
spectrum.
Why McGraw-Hill Online Medical Products? Our products
are:
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Curated and Contextualized: We deliver information and
expertise from Trusted Titans of Medicine
Time-Saving and Efficient: Our products streamline
educational workflows, saving time for the busy
professional
Innovative and Convenient: Offers multiple approaches to
learning and teaching content to provide a total and
customized solution
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information with practical application to ensure success in
the real world
Offers Measurement and Transparency: Helps measure ROI
through real-time access to usage statistics and user
performance
Effective for Global Medical Education and
Practice
More than 85% of U.S. Medical Schools are using an online
medical product from McGraw-Hill.
Our products are used in more than 60 countries around the
world, helping medical professionals deliver care and improve
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Learn how our products can transform medical
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AccessPediatrics provides users
with an unmatched array of
resources along with functionality
that makes it perfect for the
hospital, library, private practice,
and study at home.
Trust AccessPediatrics for:
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Focus: Pediatric content from neonatal care
through childhood, youth, and adolescence
Innovation: Integrated curriculum tools, video,
and more
Practical skill-building: Places knowledge in
clinical context
Relevant results: Powerful semantic tagging and
advanced search tools
AccessPediatrics will provide:
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Clinical and educational
texts with monthly updates
Multimedia
Fully-searchable image bank
Board review Q&A
Real-life cases from Toy’s
Case Files
Custom Curriculum tool
Clerkship content
Online-only content
Semantic tagging and fulltext search capability
Personalization features
AccessPediatrics will launch with 13 medical texts with more to
be added
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Rudolph’s Pediatrics, 22e
Neonatology, 6e
Current Diagnosis and Treatment
Pediatrics, 20e
Current Procedures: Pediatrics
Color Atlas of Pediatric Dermatology, 4e
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
Pediatric Examination and Board
Review, 2e
PreTest Q&A – Pediatrics
Experts in the Field
The AccessPediatrics Advisory Board
Editor in Chief: Camille Sabella, MD, FAAP
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, The Cleveland
Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
Pediatrics Institute, Center for Pediatric
Infectious Diseases
Children’s Hospital, Cleveland Clinic
Michael D. Cabana, MD, MPH
Professor of Pediatrics, Epidemiology &
Biostatistics, Philip R. Lee Institute for Health
Policy Studies
Chief, Division of General Pediatrics
University of California, San Francisco
Vincent Chiang, MD
Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School
Chief, Children's Hospital Inpatient Service
(CHIPS)
Director, Pediatric Clerkship
Associate Program Director, Boston Combined
Residency Program in Pediatrics
Children’s Hospital Boston
Madelyn Kahana, MD
Professor of Pediatrics and Anesthesiology
Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Pediatrics Residency Program Director
Associate Chair of Pediatrics for Education
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
Stanford University
Tailored to Your Program
Custom Curriculum eases rotation management by
allowing program directors to:
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Create, edit, and assign activities
Assign self-assessment task,
including pre- and post-tests
Track student progress
Track and report curriculum status
by student or activity
Share curriculum activities with
administrators in other institutions
Early curriculum examples to be
designed by Advisory Board
members, Dr. Kahana and Dr.
Chiang
Tailored to Your Program
With Clerkship Corner, clerks get the direction they need to maximize
their time during their final years of medical school:
Textbooks, cases, and Q&A
chosen with the med student
in mind
 Search Results that give
clerk-recommended
resources
 Integrated into Custom
Curriculum
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