
The Oxford Handbook of Accident and Emergency Department follows the style of the other highly successful Oxford Handbooks. It provides a didactic, up-to-the-minute approach to the common and uncommon situations experienced in practice, giving advice about a huge range of conditions and problems that present in an A & E department. The information provided is easily accessible and presented in a way that both new and experienced individuals can obtain authoritative advice. For doctors, nurses, paramedics, and medical students, the book will be the essential guide for their work in A and E.
This handbook serves as a comprehensive clinical reference for the management of common and complex medical emergencies encountered in an accident and emergency department. The authors, a team of experienced medical professionals, utilize current clinical protocols and evidence-based practices to provide a structured framework for diagnosis and treatment. The text is designed to assist practitioners in navigating high-pressure environments by offering concise, actionable guidance for a wide spectrum of patient presentations.
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Medical professionals frequently identify this text as a standard reference for practitioners working in acute care environments. Experts highlight the accessibility of the information, noting that the structured format is particularly effective for rapid consultation during clinical shifts.
Page Count:
800
Publication Date:
1999-03-25
ISBN-10:
0192627511
ISBN-13:
9780192627513
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