About AccessHemOnc
AccessHemOnc from McGraw-Hill Medical offers a new approach to hematology-oncology reference and research. Updated regularly, this comprehensive online HemOnc resource covers the entire spectrum of hematology-oncology from the basics to specialty-specific content – optimized for viewing on any device.
AccessHemOnc can assist fellows and residents in strengthening their skills with instant access to leading textbooks that will establish a solid base for learning, and allow practicing physicians to reinforce their medical knowledge for re-certification.
Why is AccessHemOnc unique?
AccessHemOnc provides unique benefits that deliver indispensable support in education and certification/recertification – through these exclusive interactive features:
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The animation starts with the breast anatomy, and shows the biological mechanism that leads to breast cancer, including the 4 stages of progression.
Animation showing the pathogenesis and takes you through the 4 stages of prostate cancer
Instructors can link to content in AccessHemOnc through their LMS using the durable URLs found in the browser of all text and chapter content, multimedia, cases, study tools, and clerkship content. For a tutorial on how to link to content in AccessHemOnc via durable URLs, please view the brief video below.
In the Books tab in AccessHemOnc, you will find some of the leading current, authoritative text resources. Check out the library at these links:
Check out these new and noteworthy texts in AccessHemOnc:
Hematology-Oncology Therapy, 2e
Goodman & Gilman's: The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, 13e
The prize-winning Problem Solving series are authored by the UK-based Association of Cancer Physicians (ACP). The ACP are the representative body for medical oncologists in the United Kingdom.
These titles are valuable learning tools for physicians, nurses, NPs, PAs, graduate medical trainees, care managers and anyone involved in cancer care.
Problem Solving through Precision Oncology
Problem Solving in Older Cancer Patients
Problem Solving in Patient-Centred and Integrated Cancer Care
Hematology-Oncology Clinical Questions
AccessHemOnc features a variety of content concerning diversity in medicine, education, and practice. As part of McGraw Hill's commitment to inclusion and diversity in our content, the resources here represent what is currently available on AccessHemOnc, which is a dynamic site featuring regular updates, concerning diversity in medicine. Resources from AccessHemOnc highlighted on this page include textbooks, chapters, and cases, including:
Gladwin's Sickle Cell Disease
The MD Anderson Manual of Medical Oncology, 3e (includes content on prostate cancer and how race and ethnicity are factors in epidemiological studies)
Emotion in the Clinical Encounter (includes content on trauma-informed approach to communication with race-based traumatic stress)
The Essential MD-PhD Guide (includes content on gender and physician-scientist training)
Cancer Genetics: A Clinical Approach (includes content on how gender and age indicate risk factors)
You can read more about McGraw Hill's commitment to inclusion and diversity at: https://www.mheducation.com/about/inclusion-diversity.html.
The Quick Reference section of AccessHemOnc provides quick diagnosis and treatment answers.
Williams Manual of Hematology, 10e
Williams Manual of Hematology provides a convenient and easily navigable précis of the epidemiology, etiology, pathogenesis, diagnostic criteria, differential diagnosis, and therapy of blood cell and coagulation protein disorders. The 93 chapters in the Manual are a distillation of the disease- and therapy-focused chapters of the ninth edition of Williams Hematology. The Manual is a handbook, but it is comprehensive. It is organized into 12 parts, paralleling the ninth edition of Williams Hematology, yet of a size that permits it to serve as a companion to the physician in the hospital or clinic.
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Cases in AccessHemOnc provide materials for short, targeted case-based learning. They vary slightly, but for each case you get a patient history and systems review, short answer questions, clinical pearls, and references. Cases are durable URL-enabled and can be linked to in coursework, e.g., LMS, lecture slides, etc. The results of the quizzes can be emailed and collected for a grade, e.g., student to instructor.
Cases can be generated from these resources in AccessHemOnc:
The Review Questions tab in AccessHemOnc lets you generate multiple-choice quizzes from Pathophysiology of Blood Disorders, 2e.
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