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Acute Medicine Algorithms is an essential pocket reference for everyone in the intensive care unit. It takes a unique approach to the management of acutely-ill patients - with a straightforward decision-tree format which provides unequivocal guidelines for acute medical conditions. It includes 70 algorithms - either problem-orientated or related to specific conditions - together with complementary notes and references. The book provides junior doctors and SHOs in the ITU with an invaluable aid to learning and revising the management of acute of acute medical care and provides experienced physicians with a thought-provoking digest of current practices and procedures. Acute Medical Algorithms continues the tremendous success of the highly-acclaimed Critical Care Algorithms from the same author team. All those involved in acute medicl care will find this book an indispensable clinical tool that will prove an invaluable reference in day-to-day practice and as a revision and discussion text.
This text investigates the optimal management of acutely ill patients through the application of standardized clinical decision-making protocols. The authors, Andrew R. Webb and Mervyn Singer, leverage their extensive clinical expertise to distill complex medical scenarios into actionable, logic-based frameworks. By utilizing a decision-tree methodology, the book provides a structured approach to acute medical care that minimizes ambiguity in high-pressure environments.
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Medical professionals frequently cite this work as a practical, high-utility reference for junior doctors and intensive care staff. Experts recognize the text as a reliable clinical tool that effectively bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and bedside application in acute settings.
Page Count:
184
Publication Date:
1995-01-19
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192624601
ISBN-13:
9780192624604
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