404 p, $44 Simon RR, Brenner BE, ,Procedures and Techniques in Emergency Medicine (1982) Williams and Wilkins.
✍ Scribed by William H Johnson
- Book ID
- 104312693
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1984
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 193 KB
- Volume
- 13
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1097-6760
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✦ Synopsis
The British have a knack for expressing themselves in a succinct and precise manner. Nowhere can this literary gift be better discovered than in the pages of this work edited by Roger Evans of the Cardiff Royal Infirmary, Wales. The 25 chapters of this book cover the depth and breadth of emergency medicine in a mere 43! pages. The content of this work is elegant in its succinct and expressive nature. Although minute detail is lacking and many of the drug references and technique references are applicable only to the United Kingdom, the forgiving reader will learn much from this book and enjoy himself in the process.
Each chapter is authored by a different contributor, each of whom brings an area of expertise to focus on the particu-John H van de Leuv, MD, CM --Editor Dayton, Ohio '~ book is only as good as~its index." Most reference books contain information of value, but frequently fail to provide adequate ease of location and review. Pozgar's Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration is a pleasant tripleindexed exception. Included after the textual material are a 130/493 Annals of Emergency Medicine