Anaesthesia for Emergency Care by Jerry Nolan
Covering a key area for anaesthetists, Anaesthesia for Emergencies gives essential support for anaesthetic trainees. All anaesthetists cover emergencies in their on-call work, and emergency surgery coming in through the emergency department. This book covers all cases that trainees would expect to anaesthetize while being on call, both during the day and out of hours. It uniquely deals with the provision of anaesthesia in emergencies (on-call anaesthesia, trauma etc) rather than covering emergencies that occur during anaesthesia. The book also ties into the curriculum for the CCT in Anaesthetics and it is covered in all three parts of the college's CPD matrix, which in turn is linked to the revalidation curriculum.
This is a wonderful book that sould be placed in every anaesthesia on-call room for quick reading on the way to prepare for emergencies, as well as in the operating rooms designated for emergency casesOur emergency medicine colleagues ought to have ready access to this handbook as they prepare patients under their care for the operating room. The editors have assembled a team of authors that includes faculty and trainees in anaesthesia, yet there is a very strong consistency across the chapters. * Doody's Notes, Feb 2013 *
Despite its size, this convenient little pocket handbook is surprisingly rich and contains key recommendations and advice about treatment in emergency medicine. It will be helpful for those on duty in both the emergency room and the operating room. * Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening, Jan 2013 *
...a valuable text for trainees to refer to as they move through training programmes and are exposed to a wider variety and complexity of emergency caseloads. * Dr Chris Rollason, Dept. of Anaesthesia, Nottingham University Hospitals, Nottingham, UK *
The chapters are well organized with clearly laid out sections.. Each chapter starts with a text box of key points and ends with selected references. The key points are most useful... : the priorities for anaesthetic management are clearly delineated... In general, the book provides rapid access to useful knowledge based on contemporary literature. * A. Vats and P. M. Hopkins for the British Journal of Anaesthesia, July 2013 *
Despite its size, this convenient little pocket handbook is surprisingly rich and contains key recommendations and advice about treatment in emergency medicine. It will be helpful for those on duty in both the emergency room and the operating room. * Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening, Jan 2013 *
...a valuable text for trainees to refer to as they move through training programmes and are exposed to a wider variety and complexity of emergency caseloads. * Dr Chris Rollason, Dept. of Anaesthesia, Nottingham University Hospitals, Nottingham, UK *
The chapters are well organized with clearly laid out sections.. Each chapter starts with a text box of key points and ends with selected references. The key points are most useful... : the priorities for anaesthetic management are clearly delineated... In general, the book provides rapid access to useful knowledge based on contemporary literature. * A. Vats and P. M. Hopkins for the British Journal of Anaesthesia, July 2013 *
Jerry Nolan is a consultant anaesthetist and chairman of the Resuscitation Council. Jasmeet Soar is also a consultant anaesthetist and editor for the journal 'Resuscitation'.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780199588978 |
| ISBN 10 | 019958897X |
| Title | Anaesthesia for Emergency Care |
| Author | Jerry Nolan |
| Series | Oxford Specialist Handbooks In Anaesthesia |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press |
| Year published | 2012-06-28 |
| Number of pages | 432 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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