Handbook of Emergencies in General Practice (Oxford Medical Publications)

by Richard Harrington (Primary Contributor), Sally Louise Hope (Editor), Joanna Watts (Editor), Norman Lawrence (Editor)

• Used

  Paperback
  1996

  $3.40

  This handy pocket-sized manual guides the general practitioner through the entire spectrum of emergencies in primary care, from the immediately life-threatening to the small but urgent problems that arise in general practice. Containing a wealth of practical detail, the Handbook will also be invaluable to casualty staff, GP registrars, and nurse practitioners. No health centre of Accident and Emergency Department should be without a copy. This book is intended for general practitioners and trainees, clinical medical students

• Used

  Paperback
  1989

  $11.84

  The general practitioner is often the front line doctor when life-threatening medical emergencies occur. Prompt decisions and actions are needed, often in unfavourable circumstances. This pocket-sized reference book is intended for the general practitioner in such a situation. There are separate sections on each of the conditions requiring emergency treatment that practitioners are likely to encounter. Symptoms, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, on-the-spot treatment, whether and how urgently the patient should be referred to hospital, as well as the general practitioner's role in subsequent long-term treatment, are all discussed. Alternate pages of the book are blank for the user's own notes. The book should also be a useful source of information for trainee general practitioners, medical students and teachers of general practice.