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Infectious Diseases Remain A Leading Cause Of Child Morbidity And Mortality Worldwide. Now In Its Fourth Edition, Manual Of Childhood Infections Is A Simple-to-use, Evidence-based, And Practical Handbook On How To Recognize, Investigate, And Manage Both Common And Rare Infectious Diseases In Children And Babies. Endorsed By The Royal College Of Paediatrics And Child Health And The European Society For Paediatric Infectious Diseases, This Fully Updated Version Of The Established 'blue Book' Complements The Pan European Initiatives And Uk Diploma Courses To Harmonise Patient Management And Training In Paediatric Infectious Diseases (pid), Making It Essential Reading For Uk And European Paediatricians. Manual Of Childhood Infections Is Divided Into Two Alphabetized Sections For Easy Access To Information, Covering Key Diagnosis And Management Features Of Infections Alongside Crucial Points Of Epidemiology And Clinical Features. This Fourth Edition Forms Practical Reading For Practising Paediatricians, Featuring Updates To All Key Chapters Based On A Literature Review Alongside New Chapters Focusing On Emerging Problems For Europe.
This manual addresses the clinical challenge of identifying, investigating, and managing infectious diseases in pediatric populations. The authors, a collaborative group of international pediatric experts, provide an evidence-based framework designed to standardize patient care across European and UK medical systems. The text synthesizes current clinical data to offer practical guidance for practitioners dealing with both common and rare pediatric infections.
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This work is widely recognized as a foundational reference for pediatricians and trainees, often referred to as the 'blue book' within the field. Experts highlight its utility as a practical, high-density resource that effectively bridges the gap between academic research and daily clinical practice.
Page Count:
912
Publication Date:
2016-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191045454
ISBN-13:
9780191045455
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