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Title: Acute Medical Emergencies: The Practical Approach
Author: Advanced Life Support Group
ISBN: 0727918540
EAN: 9780727918543
2nd Revised edition. Edition
464 Pages
Publisher: BMJ Books
Binding: Hardcover
Publication date: 2009-05

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2002-02-02 good for beginners and anaesthetists

This book is didactic and to an experienced physician simplistic in its approach- in fact it bears all the hallmarks of being written by a panel dominated by anaesthetists which it has. This book will be useful as a starting point for junior doctors but experienced SHOs will have more tailored strategies for many of the conditions covered. It would have been nice to have more of an evidence basis for the recommendations. Its heritage as a manual for a practical course shows in the repetition reminiscent of Hampton's ECG series. This book is a good resume of one particular way of managing medical emergencies, good for beginners, anaesthetists and surgeons.