Download Tarascon Hospital Medicine Pocketbook PDF

Rating: (19 reviews) Author: Joseph S. Esherick ISBN : 9780763773717 New from $11.09 Format: PDF

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The Tarascon Hospital Medicine Pocketbook is an evidence-based, point-of-care compact reference book for the busy clinician to use on the hospital wards or in the ICU. This quick reference provides inpatient clinicians with critical information about the evaluation and management of every common medical disorder encountered in the hospital, including the most common conditions encountered in the ICU. This user-friendly pocketbook is packed with tables and algorithms intended to quickly direct the busy clinician to an evidence-based approach to manage any common medical condition. The Tarascon Hospital Medicine Pocketbook is an essential guide for all practicing hospitalists, medical students, resident physicians and midlevel providers who work in the hospital setting.

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• Paperback: 214 pages
• Publisher: Tarascon; 1 edition (December 29, 2009)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0763773719
• ISBN-13: 978-0763773717
• Product Dimensions: 0.5 x 3.5 x 5.2 inches
• Shipping Weight: 3.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Download Tarascon Hospital Medicine Pocketbook PDF

Currently a full time hospitalist and part time run a perioperative clinic. This is the first pocket reference I've used actually using the current periop cv evaluation guidelines which utilizes the revised cardiac risk index/2007 ACC guidelines. Briefly skimming other areas also had nice, to-the-point medications/dosages for treatment options (secretions at the end of life, myxedema coma, and so on). Not bad for a '1st edition' Now where's the easy to use PDA version?

By Batman

Dr. Esherick has organized an enormous amount of clinically relevant information in a concise resource that does indeed fit in a lab coat pocket. I am sure that this will improve quality of care as it brings together current clinical guidelines and evidence based medicine in a very usable, outline based format. I can't think of any common clinical problems that are not addressed in this book. A far cry from the spiral bound, heavy resource I used as a student. A perfect companion to the busy resident or attending physician.

By Jeffrey King