Mobile Apps

The Access mobile app allows users to search across all of the Access resources available through the Leatherby Libraries (AccessMedicine, AccessPharmacy, etc.). Users will also have access to videos, podcasts, images, infographics, and textbooks.

A free Access Profile is required to use the app. Users will not need an additional profile if they have previously created a profile to save content on AccessMedicine, AccessPharmacy, or other McGraw Hill resources.

Other helpful features of the app include:

• Find and Save Resources - search anything from symptoms to procedures and then favorite or save to a collection.
• Refine by Content Type - get the right type of content that suits your learning style or time constraints.
• View Content Offline – no Wi-Fi is required to use the app, which is helpful when used in clinical environments or out on the field.

Before using the AccessMedicine mobile app, you must first create a MyAccess profile in Chapman's AccessMedicine database:

1. Go to AccessMedicine.
2. Click the "Sign In | Chapman University" button in the top right corner of the screen.
3. Click "Sign in or Create a Free MyAccess Profile".
4. Click the blue "Create a Free MyAccess Profile" button in the lower right corner of the pop-up.
5. Fill out the information in the registration form and click "Create Profile".
    

After that, you can download the AccessMedicine app from one of the below sources and then log in with your MyAccess profile:

Content: The AccessMedicine app is a subset of the full database and includes the following resources only: Diagnosaurus® (a differential diagnosis tool), Fitzpatrick’s Clinical Dermatology Atlas, Guide to Diagnostics Tests, and Quick Medical Dx & Rx .
 

Updates and expiration: You will need to log into your MyAccess account from Chapman's AccessMedicine database (i.e. not in the app) at least once every 90 days in order to maintain access.
 

To get help: Tap on the menu icon in the top left corner of the app, then click on "Get Support".