How to get a Specialty Training post: the insider’s guide (Success in Medicine) – 1st Edition (July 2011)

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The Color Atlas of Family Medicine

 
“The Color Atlas of Family Medicine is a wonderful compendium of 1500 clinical images supported by comprehensive, evidence-based information useful to any clinician. It is the kind of book that many of us who practice clinical medicine had hoped to find, but never succeeded; that is, until now. Whereas this book will definitely appeal to those who love to examine clinical photographs, it is also an excellent resource for almost every topic encountered in a standard primary practice….In this day and age when new products must compete with the convenience of computer-generated information, this atlas has a unique competitive edge. This entertaining and useful 1095-page resource is available 24/7, regardless of whether or not the electricity is running. I have a very rural practice and this atlas has become an invaluable adjunct to my database of information at hand. In my opinion, it is underpriced and well worth the investment. It makes a wonderful gift to any student of medicine or clinician and will entertain and educate for years. I am truly grateful for its creation.”–The Permanente Journal.

Features
Complete coverage of relevant visual presentations that clinicians see and often struggle with in their day-to-day practice
Organized and indexed by organ system, disease, morphology, and region–ideal for quickly finding the images and text you need at the point-of-care
Evidence-graded, quick access treatment recommendations in an user-friendly format to help you provide up-to-date care for your patients
Insightful legends with each photograph provide diagnostic pearls to increase your clinical observational skills
Color pictures of skin conditions, eye problems, women’s health issues, oral diseases, infectious diseases, endoscopies, dermoscopies, orthopedic and rheumatologic conditions fill the book with images that enhance your clinical experience and skills



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Essentials of Family Medicine (Sloane) 6th Edition (2011)

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Manual of Common Bedside Surgical Procedures

 
The Second Edition of this sought-after manual offers peace of mind to the medical student or intern during his or her surgical rotation. Devoted to teaching the invasive monitoring, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures performed at the bedside by general surgeons, Manual of Common Bedside Surgical Procedures complements the bedside lessons taught by attending physicians. Written by surgical residents and faculty from Johns Hopkins University Hospital, this manual gives residents and interns the confidence they’ll need to perform under the supervision of senior colleagues. Spiral-bound, pocket-sized and complete with illustrations and detailed text, this manual covers indications, contraindications, anesthesia, equipment, positioning, technique and the possible complications associated with each procedure.


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Introduction to Clinical Skills: A Patient centered Textbook

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General Practice: An Illustrated Colour Text

This highly visual and concise textbook presents topics in clinical medicine and related areas that will likely be encountered in general practice. Taking an evidence –based approach, this atlas style resource discusses the differences between general practice and hospital-based care.
Featuring an accessible presentation of material with a double-page spread for each topic, it also makes use of dynamic color for both clinical photographs and graphics.

• Familiarizes readers with the context ofgeneral practice and how it differs from hospital-based care.
• Provides a simple overview of clinical workcarried out in the primary care/general practice setting.
• Offers a framework for learning.
• Fills in the gaps of clinical knowledge thatare often not adequately covered in other textbooks.
• Features easy-to-access, double-page spreads.
• Uses an attractive, highly visual layout withfull-color photos and graphics.
• Includes summary boxes for examination preparation.

Layout is neat, containing plenty of “key point
tables” and diagrams, and is overall extremely easy to read.


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Practical General Practice: Guidelines for Effective Clinical Management, 4th Edition

Clinical guidelines are moving fast and in cardiology alone, major new guidelines hae been issued in the past 18 months for hypertension, angine, myocardial infarction and heart failure. All these have altered the recommendations which GPs now give. Now in its fourth edition, this book continues to be a popular text book for trainee and established GPs.
Instant access to over 500 topics
Guidelines on immediate management as well as criteria for referral
An evidence-based, problem-centred approach
Text boxes and tables for easy reference
Recommendations that reflect UK and international guidelines
Enclosed CD which expands on material in the book with 29 appendices, allowing questionnaires and other material to be printed off.
An essential purchase for all GPs in practice and in training.
Guidelines and evidence have been updated since the last edition
The addition of 27 new contributors has increased the breadth of the book.


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