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50 Resources for Healthcare: 31. Oxford Handbooks Online

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The Oxford Handbooks are very popular titles. Here at the Health Library we provide you with online access to some titles so that you don’t have to wait to access the full-text.

Titles available include: Oxford handbook...
  • for the Foundation Programme
  • of Clinical Diagnosis
  • of Clinical Examinations and Practical Skills
  • of Clinical Haematology
  • of Clinical Specialities
  • of Clinical Surgery
  • of Critical Care
  • of Dialysis
  • of Endocrinology & Diabetes
  • of General Practice
  • of Geriatric Medicine
  • of Neurology
  • of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
  • of Paediatrics
  • of Psychiatry
  • of Respiratory Medicine
  • of Urology
eBooks are accessible via the Internet, are available 24/7 and don’t incur any fines.
You can find out how to use our ebooks via our Using eBooks etutorial.
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