Book fitness for work: the medical aspects (oxford medical publications) ISBN 0192630431

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Title: Fitness for Work: The Medical Aspects (Oxford Medical Publications)
ISBN: 0192630431
EAN: 9780192630438
3Rev Ed. Edition
618 Pages
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2000-06-08

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2007-10-20 Mostly good but some obvious deficiencies

Although a largely useful reference, the chapters are of variable quality and don't always address issues that are of most value to practicing OPs. The most notable lack is a chapter dedicated to CFS or other similarly difficult diseases that are commonly encountered in practice. What information there is on CFS is contradictory and hence somewhat unhelpful to the reader. However a useful resource nevertheless, and a book that all involved in Occupational Medicine should have available to them.