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Case Files® Collection from McGraw Hill is a digital library that offers content from the best-selling Case Files® series. This comprehensive case collection helps students learn and apply basic science and clinical medicine concepts in the context of realistic patient cases. The Case Files® Collection provides premier case content with the goal of improving learning outcomes through exposure to clinical cases.
An institutional subscription to Case Files® Collection includes:
- The complete collection of basic science, clinical medicine, and post-graduate level cases from 23 Case Files® series books.
- Engaging online format that allows students to easily access all information related to each case, including detailed answers to case questions, key diagnostic considerations and important information on how to approach the patient.
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*Our subscription products are typically ordered and managed by an authorized Administrator or Librarian at the institution; therefore not everyone who requests a free trial will receive one. We do not offer free trials directly to students.
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Why Case Files Collection?
Expert content on any device
- Content developed by world-renowned experts in their fields—the best minds in medicine
- Moderated, curated, and continually updated by an expert team of content and platform specialists
- Content is easily searchable and can be viewed, watched and listened to on any device
Accessible on and off campus
- Students and faculty can log in while in the library, in class, on work experience, on the go or at home
- Off-campus access ensures users can lean on point of care resources, diagnostic tools and more when applying theory in a practical setting
- All you need is a WiFi connection to log in to Case Files Collection. Explore the full range of content, tools and resources across any device
Covers all subjects and teaching approaches
- Covers the full range of subjects taught in medical schools—from first year to residency/training and on to clinical practice
- Supports a variety of medical education teaching approaches: traditional, integrated, case-based, problem-based, flipped classroom