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After installing, you will be prompted to sign in with your Access profile credentials. On your mobile device, navigate to the appropriate link to install the Access app for iOS and Android (or see the "Get the Access App" box in this guide for QR codes). More information about creating an Access profile can be found here (or see the "Access Profile" box in this guide). In any applicable Access Medical site to which your institution subscribes, sign into your Access profile in the upper-right of the site or create your profile.Step 2: Sign In/Create Your Access Profile: You should see your institutional affiliation in the upper-right sign in area in the applicable Access Medical sites (“Access provided by ”). Please note your access may be provided through your institution’s library website, intranet or VPN. On desktop or mobile browser, navigate to your institutional subscription to an applicable Access Medical site, e.g., AccessMedicine (see McGraw Hill Medical homepage for complete list of Access Medical digital collections).This is my course information and what it looks like.Step 1: Access Your Institution’s Subscriptions: Taking a Bio 101 course this semester, but apparently I need an access code.

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