Becoming a Clinician: A Primer for Medical Students
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Book Description
Provides a novel approach to understanding clinical experiences for first and second year medical students. It covers three broad strategies: it addresses the philosophical aspects of the experience of being a physician; it provides practical information for students beginning their first clinical encounters with "authentic" patients; and it stresses education in the ambulatory care setting by describing clinical scenarios commonly confronted by primary care physicians in their offices. Common medical conditions are presented in a practical way which integrates pathophysiology and clinical conditions at a level appropriate to the second year student. Each chapter ends with a case study and "board" adapted questions.
Book Info
Marshall Univ. School of Medicine, Huntington, WV. Practical advice for medical students. Includes guidelines on how to build from each clinical experience and interact with patients. Uses a problem-based approach to clinical topics. Softcover. Contributors are located at Marshall University, Huntington, WV. DNLM: Clinical Medicine handbooks.
Becoming a Clinician: A Primer for Medical Students,Maurice A. Mufson,Shirley M. Neitch,McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing,0070465150,Clinical medicine,Education & Training,General,Handbooks, manuals, etc,Health Care Delivery,Medical,Medical / Nursing,Medicine (General),Physician & Patient,Physician and patient,Practice
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