Murray Longmore

Review
Even after 20 years in print, the Handbook of Clinical Medicine ~remains unchallenged as a first point of reference for medical students and junior doctors, and the Mini Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine is one step better. Cambridge Medicine ... Apart from the clinical information, it offers intriguing insights into how medics think. Some might argue that it worth buying for that alone. Nursing Standard --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

Review

"This handbook as long been the medical students' and junior doctors' essential reference. As a nurse practitioner, I have found this new edition useful as a quick and concise reference and for learning about unfamiliar conditions. It is light, pocket size and has a plastic flexicover...I highly recommend it."--Siobhan Roe for Nursing Standard

Product Description
The 7th edition of the best-selling Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine is fully equipped for the modern doctor, with a brand new design with integrated full-colour pictures on common problems such as rashes, scars and jaundice. There is a new chapter on radiology and new information on consent and how to handle common calls. The epidemiology chapter has been revised in line with the undergraduate curriculum and there is greater coverage of medications and doses, clinical skills and surgery. There are also numerous other updates and improvements throughout, many suggested by extensive market research and reader feedback. Three new junior co-authors have been brought on board to ensure that the content reflects what readers really need.

The latest Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine is just what the doctor ordered and is now available in three formats: main edition, PDA and mini, so you will never be without your trusted, flexicover friend.

About the Author
Murray Longmore is a General Practitioner in Sussex, UK. Ian Wilkinson is a Lecturer in the Clinical Pharmacology Unit at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, UK. Tom Turmezei is a Specialist Registrar in Diagnostic Radiology, Eastern Deanery Rotation at Norwich Radiology Academy, UK. Chee Kay Cheung is SHO in Renal Medicine at St James' University Hospital, Leeds, UK. Emma Smith is SHO in General Medicine at Cheltenham General Hospital, UK.… (more)