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Builds upon the concept that practicing physicians learn best when utilizing a case-driven format, and that factual knowledge and new developments in the field are best integrated into clinical practice through discussion of case management. The authors, all from Cleveland Clinic, present 76 contributions that cover topics including multidisciplinary skills for the internist, infectious disease, hematology and medical oncology, rheumatology, pulmonary and critical care medicine, endocrinology, nephrology and hypertension, gastroenterology, cardiology, after the boards (medical ethics, managed care, and computers and medicine), and a mock board simulation.
The Cleveland Clinic Intensive Review of Internal Medicine aims to enhance the clinical practice of physicians by integrating new developments and factual knowledge through a case-driven approach.
This review is structured around the principle that practicing physicians learn most effectively through case management discussions, integrating current knowledge and new developments into their practice. The content is derived from 76 contributions by authors affiliated with the Cleveland Clinic, ensuring a high level of expertise across various subspecialties within internal medicine. The book covers a comprehensive range of topics, from core medical disciplines to essential professional skills and a practical board simulation. Its case-driven methodology is designed to directly support the application of learned material in real-world clinical scenarios.
Page Count:
1024
Publication Date:
2005-01-01
ISBN-10:
0781757339
ISBN-13:
9780781757331
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