An Introduction to Clinical Emergency Medicine

Mahadevan S. V., Garmel Gus M., 2012, Cambridge Medicine

Overview

This updated edition serves as a vital resource for those training and practicing in emergency medicine. It provides a structured method for evaluating and managing patients in the Emergency Department, guided by their chief complaint. The book approaches clinical scenarios from a clinician's perspective, without assuming prior knowledge of the final diagnosis. It covers a range of emergencies, including sepsis, bleeding, burns, neonatal, alcohol-related, and dental issues.

Who it's for

• Individuals training in emergency medicine.
• Practicing emergency physicians.
• Other healthcare providers in emergency settings.

Key features

• English language text.
• 910 pages.
• Softcover binding.
• Published by Cambridge University Press in 2012.
• Part of the Cambridge Medicine series.
• ISBN: 0521747767.