General Practice at a Glance
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General Practice is one of the most desirable specialties for medical professionals, offering reasonable work-life balance and an opportunity to apply broad-based medical training to a range of different cases. General Practice at a Glance supplies a wide-ranging introduction to the key aspects of training in General Practice, with each bite-sized chapter constituting a double-page spread with clear, accessible diagrams and concise explanatory text. Now updated to incorporate essential new material, it remains a must-own resource for both UK and US general practitioner trainees. Readers of the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
General Practice is one of the most desirable specialties for medical professionals, offering reasonable work-life balance and an opportunity to apply broad-based medical training to a range of different cases. General Practice at a Glance supplies a wide-ranging introduction to the key aspects of training in General Practice, with each bite-sized chapter constituting a double-page spread with clear, accessible diagrams and concise explanatory text. Now updated to incorporate essential new material, it remains a must-own resource for both UK and US general practitioner trainees. Readers of the second edition of General Practice at a Glance will also find: Over 60 full-page color illustrationsDetailed discussion of topics including the essence of general practice, child health, mental health, and many moreOne-stop coverage of all body systems General Practice at a Glance is ideal for medical students and foundation year doctors in the UK and family medicine residents in the USA.
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Autorenporträt
Paul Booton is Professor of General Practice and Primary Care at St George's, University of London, and formerly Director of Primary Care Education, Imperial College, London, UK. Carol Cooper is Honorary Teaching Fellow, Department of Primary Care and Public Heallth at Imperial College Medical School, London, and a General Practitioner. Graham Easton os Deputy Director of Primary Care Education, Department of Primary Care and Public Health at Imperial College Medical School, London, and a General Practitioner. Margaret Harper is Honorary Teaching Fellow, Department of Primary Care and Public Health at Imperial College Medical School, London, and a General Practitioner.