
The Handbook of Family Medicine is an essential guide for medical generalists working in an African context. This valuable educational resource is produced by the South African Academy of Family Physicians, and includes contributors from the Departments of Family Medicine in South Africa. The text is directed at undergraduate medical students and registrars, who are completing postgraduate training in family medicine, and is a useful resource for family physicians, general practitioners, interns, medical officers, clinical associates, clinical nurse practitioners and allied health care workers in the primary care setting.
This handbook investigates the core clinical competencies and diagnostic frameworks required for medical generalists operating within the specific healthcare landscape of the African continent. Authored by Bob Mash in collaboration with the South African Academy of Family Physicians, the text synthesizes regional medical data and clinical protocols. It provides a structured pedagogical framework designed to support practitioners in navigating the unique challenges of primary care environments.
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Medical professionals and educators recognize this text as a foundational reference for primary care training in South Africa. Experts frequently highlight the practical utility of the content for clinical associates and general practitioners working in resource-constrained settings.
Page Count:
540
Publication Date:
2018-01-02
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190429216
ISBN-13:
9780190429218
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