GENERAL FAMILY MEDICINE
AAFP Conditions A-Z - American Academy of Family Physicians / 2016
5-Minute Clinical Consult - Domino / 2018
Current Diagnosis & Treatment in Family Medicine - South-Paul / 2015
Current Practice Guidelines in Primary Care - Esherick / 2016
Family Medicine: Ambulatory Care & Prevention - Mengel / 2009
Family Medicine; Principles and Practice - Taylor / 2003
Primary Care Medicine: Office Evaluation and Management of the Adult Patient - Goroll & Mulley / 2009
Textbook of Family Medicine - Rakel / 2015
OB/GYN
5-Minute Obstetrics and Gynecology Consult - Hillard / 2008
Berek & Novak's Gynecology - Berek / 2012
A Clinical Guide for Contraception - Speroff / 2011
Danforth's Obstetrics and Gynecology - Gibbs / 2008
Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation: A Reference Guide to Fetal and Neonatal Risk - Briggs / 2015
Williams Obstetrics - Cunningham / 2014
PEDIATRICS
5-Minute Pediatric Consult - Schwartz / 2012
Harriet Lane Handbook - Engorn / 2015
Nelson Essentials of Pediatrics - Marcdante / 2014
Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics - Kliegman / 2016
DERMATOLOGY
Clinical Dermatology - Habif / 2016
Fitzpatrick's Color Atlas and Synopsis of Clinical Dermatology - Wolff / 2017
Sauer's Manual of Skin Diseases - Hall / 2010
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
DSM-5 - APA / 2013
ACOG Guidelines, officially called "Practice Bulletins" - they can be very useful in Family Medicine pre and post natal practice but can be difficult to locate. At U Mass, this is because we do NOT purchase content directly from ACOG but through another provider. So finding a guideline title directly on the ACOG site or via Google is easy but getting the full text is not. Below are step-by-step instructions to use to easily find the guideline AND the full text.
1. Visit the ACOG Practice Bulletin page.
2. Browse or search for a guideline. When found, record the bulletin number (e.g., 148 for 148 Thyroid disease in pregnancy)
3. In the PubMed search box below, copy and paste the following search: "Obstet Gynecol"[Journal]
4. On the PubMed results page, add the bulletin number to the search followed by ti (the title tag) in square brackets (e.g., "Obstet Gynecol"[Journal] AND 148[ti])
5. The PubMed record for this bulliten should open. Click the UMMS "Click for Full Text" button and the full text of the bulletin will appear.