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The ​Access app allows you to access content from the McGraw-Hill AccessAnesthesiology and AccessMedicine collections.

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  • Overview
  • Create Access profile
  • Installation and setup
  • Additional help
  • Support

Access via your desktop

It is possible to access Access-Anesthesiology and AccessMedicine via your desktop:

The new Access App from McGraw Hill Medical is a personalized interactive learning solution that makes studying easier and more efficient. Learners can search vetted and trusted medical content across a variety of mediums that best fit their learning needs, including: books and chapters (including exam-related texts), videos, podcasts, infographics, images, tables, and figures.

Features

  • Find and save resources - search anything from symptoms to procedures and then favourite, or save to a collection.
  • Refine by content type - get the type of content you want to suit your learning style or time constraints.
  • Search within content - find the fine details you need
  • View figures and tables - view content in its entirety, or just the images and tables.
  • View content offline - whether it’s a case of bad wi-fi, or you are traveling, you can always take your content with you.
  • Curate new collections - save content into your own personal reference library, so you always know where your favourite resources are.
  • Personal dashboard - create and personalize your own dashboard, allowing you to tailor the Access experience to your needs.
  • This app has content from the full access to content from the following Access collections: AccessAnesthesiology and AccessMedicine.

Users need to create a free Access profile in the web version of either AccessAnesthesiology or AccessMedicine. With an Access profile, users can then save content to favourites and organize their collections, manage notifications, track their history and resume activities, and more.

Creating a MyAccess account:

  1. Log into AccessMedicine
  2. Check to make sure that it says Access Provided by: Australian and New College of Anaesthetists in the top-right corner
  3. Select the Sign in > Sign in or Create a Free MyAccess Profile from the dropdown [top-right corner]
  4. Click the Create a Free MyAccess Account button
  5. Complete the form and click the Create Profile button

Step 1: Sign in/create your Access profile:

First-time users must create an MGH Access profile (see above)​

IMPORTANT: Use of the Access app requires that the user have an existing MGH MyAccess account associated with one of ANZCA’s MGH Access subscriptions. If you do not already have a MyAccess account set up, then refer to the instructions above on how to Create an Access profile before completing the following steps.

Step 2: Install the app

iOS (iTunes App Store) - Access: Free

Android (Google Play) - Access: Free

Step 3 - Sign in

After installing the app on your mobile device, you will be prompted to sign in with your Access profile credentials. Please note the Access app is not yet optimized for viewing on iPad or tablet (although it can be installed on this device type and will display as phone size on-screen).

Step 4 - Personalise Access

When personalising your app access, when prompted for What are you interested in? Please select both options:

General Medicine = content from AccessMedicine. This includes several PEx titles such as Ganong's and Goodman and Gilman's. Anesthesiology = content from AccessAnesthesiology. Content includes numerous key and exam-related texts.

NOTE: You will need to re-authenticate the Access app every 90 days using the web-accessible link (see box on this page). You will receive a reminder in-app when you need to reconnect to the subscription.

For more information, visit McGraw Hill's dedicated Access App library guide.

NOTE: Profiles must be enabled and re-authenticated using the web-accessible link on this guide.

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