Oxford Textbook of Medicine by John Firth
The Oxford Textbook of Medicine provides all that any doctor needs to know to practise top-level internal medicine. It gives comprehensive coverage of the epidemiology, aetiology, and mechanisms of disease, as well as clear, unambiguous coverage of diagnosis, practical management and prevention of the entire spectrum of medical disorders.
Due to the easy to read nature of the handbook and the concise way in which is written I would recommend the book to any medical student who is studying their specialitiesIt has all the information in one place- perfect for note-taking and revision. * North Wing Magazine *
[Every doctor should],,,probably [read] the whole of the Oxford Textbook of Medicine. * Michael Sharpe, BMJ Confidential *
... easy to read and organized intuitively, with an abundance of vivid full-color figures...The online version is superb, containing the full text as well as photographs and figures...Both the hardcover version and the online version of the Oxford Textbook of Medicine are worthy additions to any internist's library. * Journal of the American Medical Association *
One of Oxford University's great medical legends...long the close confidant and trusted aide to generationes of doctors and medical students. * The American Journal of Medicine Blog. *
The latest edition benefits from internationally drawn expert contributors - they are true leaders in their retrospective fields...the book is a masterpiece and it remains relevant to the global challenge of medicine. * Hospital Medicine. *
The newest edition of the Oxford Textbook of Medicine includes a comprehensive, well balanced and up-to-date section on cardiovascular medicine written by true experts. * A. John Camm, BHF Professor of Clinical Cardiology, St. George's University of London *
...the doctor cannot help but be impressed by the sound advice that OTM5 brings to the consultation. Keep it by you throughout your career, and you will be educated, entertained, and uplifted... * Murray Longmore, author of the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine *
The Oxford Textbook of Medicine is the ultimate medical resource-the easy way to review the core knowledge and learn about the key, clinically-relevant advances in all the medical specialities. The new edition appears to have maintained a truly authoritative edge and is now easily accessible with online access. * Paul Leeson, Consultant Cardiologist, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford *
It is an invaluable source of information, well written by experts in their respective fields. It will be the first reference source I choose when questions arise as I continue to practice medicine. * Doody's *
Can we have a broader view of ourselves again as gatekeepers of the health of populations? This is an issue that is intelligently addressed. The coverage of the global burden of disease, preventive medical strategies, health policy, and costing are new and welcome additions. I found these sections to be especially thought-provoking and believe that they are valuable reading for all budding medical graduates, teachers, and researchers. * The Lancet *
The Oxford Textbook of Medicine has been regarded a sound reference book for the past twenty years, and this new, even more comprehensive, three volume edition just has to be one of the most authoritative textbooks available. * Association of Lawyers for Children *
[Every doctor should],,,probably [read] the whole of the Oxford Textbook of Medicine. * Michael Sharpe, BMJ Confidential *
... easy to read and organized intuitively, with an abundance of vivid full-color figures...The online version is superb, containing the full text as well as photographs and figures...Both the hardcover version and the online version of the Oxford Textbook of Medicine are worthy additions to any internist's library. * Journal of the American Medical Association *
One of Oxford University's great medical legends...long the close confidant and trusted aide to generationes of doctors and medical students. * The American Journal of Medicine Blog. *
The latest edition benefits from internationally drawn expert contributors - they are true leaders in their retrospective fields...the book is a masterpiece and it remains relevant to the global challenge of medicine. * Hospital Medicine. *
The newest edition of the Oxford Textbook of Medicine includes a comprehensive, well balanced and up-to-date section on cardiovascular medicine written by true experts. * A. John Camm, BHF Professor of Clinical Cardiology, St. George's University of London *
...the doctor cannot help but be impressed by the sound advice that OTM5 brings to the consultation. Keep it by you throughout your career, and you will be educated, entertained, and uplifted... * Murray Longmore, author of the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine *
The Oxford Textbook of Medicine is the ultimate medical resource-the easy way to review the core knowledge and learn about the key, clinically-relevant advances in all the medical specialities. The new edition appears to have maintained a truly authoritative edge and is now easily accessible with online access. * Paul Leeson, Consultant Cardiologist, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford *
It is an invaluable source of information, well written by experts in their respective fields. It will be the first reference source I choose when questions arise as I continue to practice medicine. * Doody's *
Can we have a broader view of ourselves again as gatekeepers of the health of populations? This is an issue that is intelligently addressed. The coverage of the global burden of disease, preventive medical strategies, health policy, and costing are new and welcome additions. I found these sections to be especially thought-provoking and believe that they are valuable reading for all budding medical graduates, teachers, and researchers. * The Lancet *
The Oxford Textbook of Medicine has been regarded a sound reference book for the past twenty years, and this new, even more comprehensive, three volume edition just has to be one of the most authoritative textbooks available. * Association of Lawyers for Children *
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| ISBN 13 | 9780198746690 |
| ISBN 10 | 0198746695 |
| Title | Oxford Textbook of Medicine |
| Author | John Firth |
| Series | Oxford Textbook |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Multiple-component retail product |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press |
| Year published | 2020-03-10 |
| Number of pages | 7728 |
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