Toronto Notes 2021 (Original PDF From Publisher)

The 2021 edition features content updates across the main text, figures, graphics, and evidence-based medicine sections that are consistent with the most recent MCCQE objectives. Most notably, Toronto Notes 2021 includes a new Palliative Medicine chapter that outlines essential information for this key specialty. Alongside textbook-wide revisions from our 340 person editorial team, the Dermatology, the Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery, the Public Health and Preventive Medicine, and the Ethical, Legal, and Organizational Medicine chapters have all been thoroughly revised and expanded for the 2021 edition.

Toronto Notes 2021 textbook is divided into three separate, easily-portable physical volumes. These volumes correspond to the three divisions of our textbook: Primary, Medicine, and Surgery. This comprehensive medical review textbook is ideal for students studying for licensing exams or looking to complement their medical school knowledge with a concisely written, thorough resource.

Key features:
Comprehensive medical textbook

• Substantially revised, with in-depth coverage of 32 medical specialties

Three separate volumes

• 3 volumes—Primary, Medicine, and Surgery—provide readers with lighter, more portable books for their studies

Toronto Notes website

• Offers readers complementary coloured atlases, practice questions, and other useful resources for each medical specialty

Clinical Handbook: a MUST for clerkship!

• A condensed and practical guide to common clinical problems seen in clinics, the OR, and hospital wards. The book includes the STAT Notes, which is a step-by-step approach to thirty common ward scenarios and the ultimate guide to managing on-call issues

Ebook version

• Available at discounted price as add-on with every purchase of Toronto Notes 2021 print copy
• As a not-for-profit organization, all our proceeds from book sales are donated to support medical student activities, charity initiatives, and community outreach programs.

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