Oxford University Press is one of the oldest and most prestigious publishers in the world. With over 500 years of experience under their belt, OUP continues to be a leading global publisher of academic and educational resources. 

Since our last profile, we’d like to highlight a handful of recent Oxford University Press books with stand-out reviews featured on Doody’s Review Service. 

CDC Yellow Book 2026: Health Information for International Travel 

“This reference book includes health information for international travel and provides guidance for the practice of travel medicine. It compiles U.S. government travel medicine recommendations for immunizations, prophylaxis, and treatment of common travel-related illnesses… This book is of exceptional quality and is considered the industry gold standard for books on travel medicine advice.” – Aileen Chang, MD, MSPH 

The Oxford Handbook of the History of Clinical Neuropsychology 

“This book brings together numerous international experts to provide an historical perspective regarding the development of neuropsychiatry as well as the methods and approaches to evaluating a wide variety of clinical conditions….This is an exceptionally detailed reference book on the historical development of neuropsychiatry and will provide readers with a better perspective on its theories, methodologies, and current day testing. Anyone in the field will benefit from this book being part of their library.” – Michael Easton, MD 

Long-term Care of Kidney Transplant Patients 

“Transplant medicine is perhaps the most complex, nuanced field within nephrology, requiring knowledge of basic science and the balancing of numerous, overlapping clinical priorities…The information that follows is, without exception, well-written and authoritative. This book will be a valuable resource for anyone caring for these patients, whether specialists in the field or not, and an excellent addition to any reference library.” – Sam Beavin, MD 

Caring for Caregivers to Be: A Comprehensive Approach to Developing Well-Being Programs for the Health Care Learner 

“The book focuses on the important topic of well-being for medical students and trainees…This is an excellent and needed book on this topic. It is useful not only for institutional leaders, but also for trainees and their mentors. This is perhaps the only book in the field that details not only the issue of burnout and importance of well-being, but also how to develop programs for well-being in this specific population.” – Neda Gould, PhD 

Psychosocial Occupational Health: An Interdisciplinary Textbook 

“The book reviews the basis for understanding far-reaching challenges encountered in modern workplaces, often combining medical principles with those more characteristic of psychosocial theory and constructs….This book makes an important contribution, not only in identifying work-relevant behaviors but positing a way forward in the direction of relieving patient suffering and also improving work habits.” – John Pierce, MBBS(MD) PhD