| Twenty-seven new videos have been added to the Bates’ Visual Guide to Physical Examination. These new videos present the fundamental interpersonal and communication techniques to optimize clinical encounters with diverse patients. |
Category Archives: Clinical Medicine
NEJM Evidence add to EMB offerings
| UT Southwestern Library is pleased to announce the addition of The New England Journal of Medicine Group’s new journal, NEJM Evidence, to its collection. This monthly, peer-reviewed, online-only journal expands the body of published research with a focus on providing more context and critical evaluation of the trial design, research methods, statistical analyses and results to support clinical decision-making. The process of generating evidence is a key area of focus for NEJM Evidence. |
Don’t Forget to Reauthenticate Your MyAccess Profiles Every 90 Days
The MyAccess profile is free to create and available on all of McGraw Hill’s medical Access platforms. This profile creates a personalized experience by unlocking the ability to bookmark content, interact with review Q&A and cases, and receive alerts about new content additions.
Another benefit of a MyAccess profile is the ability to go directly to the site (e.g., www.AccessMedicine.com) to access it remotely.
If you see a message that your remote access has expired, connect to the UTSW subscription either from on campus or while using VPN or EZproxy and then log into your MyAccess profile.
Prepare with BoardVitals
Need to practice for your board exams? Consider using BoardVitals, an effective and powerful board review tool that includes high-quality review questions. With BoardVitals, users may prepare for a variety of board examinations, including the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1, Step 2 (CK and CS), and Step 3, as well as the National Council Licensure Examination for registered nurses (NCLEX-RN). The resource allows for decreased study time, with everything organized under one platform and the best questions to study listed up front.
Eligible users include UT Southwestern faculty, staff, students, residents/fellows, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners. Users will need to register for a new account using their @utsouthwestern.edu email address as their username. Once the account is set up, users may create customized practice tests using many options including number or questions, subjects and more. Also included are detailed, up-to-date explanations with each answer, with references and links to applicable sources.
