Videos, podcasts, and More
"More than 300 examination and procedural videos, patient safety modules, and audio files, including videos illustrating fundamental medical concepts drawn from...Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine and animations that feature complicated concepts presented in terms students can understand...from Goodman & Gilman’s The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics."
- Auscultation ClassroomDetailed explanations of normal and abnormal heart sounds, along with audio clips of the sounds to teach students how to identify cardiac abnormalities on physical examination.
- PodcastsA medical education podcast designed for medical students, new residents, and all learners looking for a high-yield review in internal medicine. Concise episodes guide listeners through the diagnosis, management, and clinical pearls for common internal medicine problems.
- AccessMedicine: List of Downloadable VideosThere is a lot of great content embedded in this database, but it can be hard to determine what is available in the different resources. This list should help you quickly search and scan for available topics you my wish to embed in your course. Need help liking to these resources in D2L for off campus use? Contact the library.
- Systematic Musculoskeletal ExaminationsA clear, step-by-step learning text, atlas, and video series designed to teach essential and foundational skills of musculoskeletal physical assessment.
In order to take advantage of some of the key features of the platform, like downloading images or accessing the site from your mobile device, you need to create a My Access account. This account will work across the AccessMedicine, AccessSurgery, and OMBID McGraw Hill services. Please read the directions on the "Create a MyAccess Account" tab of this guide to learn more.
Download Images to PowerPoint
Its now easier than ever to incorporate an image into you PowerPoint presentation. Just look for the "download slide" option beneath each image. As a bonus, the citation for the image will be included in the PPT slide in AMA style.
