Lippincott specialty collections on one personal account
The LWW Health Library access account opens a set of specialty libraries rather than a single title: psychiatry, orthopaedic surgery, emergency medicine, oncology, occupational therapy, surgery and obstetrics and gynaecology among them, each a curated collection of Lippincott texts for that discipline.
Inside this resource
Collections, not scattered titles
Each specialty is presented as a curated collection of Lippincott texts, so you get the coherent set a discipline actually teaches from rather than whichever individual books happened to be licensed.
The breadth of LWW Health Library access
Psychiatry, orthopaedic surgery, emergency medicine, oncology, occupational therapy, surgery and obstetrics and gynaecology are all represented, which covers both hospital specialties and allied health in a single account.
A personal web account
Access is a personal web account for the year, so the library is yours to use as you please rather than a shared institutional seat you have to queue for.
Who this serves
- Specialty trainees — the curated Lippincott collection for their discipline.
- Multi-specialty clinicians — several specialty libraries on one account.
- Allied health professionals — occupational therapy alongside the medical collections.
Before you buy
Which specialties are covered?
Psychiatry, orthopaedic surgery, emergency medicine, oncology, occupational therapy, surgery and obstetrics and gynaecology, among others.
Is it a personal account?
Yes — it is a personal web account with one year of access.
The chart
| Format | Online library (personal web account) |
|---|---|
| Collections | Psychiatry · orthopaedics · EM · oncology · surgery · ObGyn · OT |
| Access | Personal login |
| Duration | 12 months |
| Department | eBooks |
| Delivery | Emailed once your order is verified |


S. Kowalski –
Several specialty libraries on one personal login is excellent value for a trainee rotating around.
Dr. Ravi P. –
Having the whole orthopaedics collection rather than two random textbooks is what makes it worth it. Coherent and complete.
em_trainee –
Emergency medicine collection covered my exam reading list almost entirely.
OT Melanie –
Good to see occupational therapy included properly rather than tacked on.
Dr. Bo T. –
Strong collections. Which specialties you need determines the value, so check the list — for psychiatry and surgery it was ideal.