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Clinical Key – changes to eBook collection 11th April 2016

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There have been a number of changes to the Clinical Key ebook collection this month.

Books Added – CK Global


Books Removed – CK Global
Below is the list of removals for this month, along with recommended alternatives.

  • Cardiovascular Imaging Review (Koster, Nancy) 1st ed; ISBN: 9781416062509; Package/Collection: Flex Only; Recommended alternative – Boxt: Cardiac Imaging: The Requisites
  • Crush Step 1 (O’Connell, Theodore) 1st ed; ISBN: 9781455756216; Package/Collection: Flex Only; Recommended alternative – Brown: USMLE Step 1 Secrets
  • Echocardiography Review Guide (Otto, Catherine) 3rd ed; ISBN: 9780323227582; Package/Collection: Flex Only; Recommended alternative – Otto: Textbook of Clinical Echocardiography
  • Elsevier’s Integrated Review Biochemistry (Pelley, John) 2nd ed; ISBN: 9780323074469; Package/Collection: Flex Only; Recommended alternative – Meisenberg: Principles of Medical Biochemistry
  • Netter’s Surgical Anatomy Review P.R.N. (Trelease, Robert) 1st ed; ISBN: 9781437717921; Package/Collection: Surgery Extended; Recommended alternative – Delaney: Netter’s Surgical Anatomy and Approaches
  • Rapid Review Biochemistry (Pelley & Goljan) 3rd ed; ISBN: 9780323068871; Package/Collection: Medical Education Extended; Recommended alternative – Gaw: Clinical Biochemistry: An Illustrated Colour Text
  • Rapid Review Physiology (Brown, Thomas) 2nd ed; ISBN: 9780323072601; Package/Collection: Medical Education Extended; Recommended alternative – Mulroney: Netter’s Essential Physiology

Remember that Clinical Key is available to UHNM staff only, via NHS Athens username.
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