Presented in the context of clinical cases, this unique resource steps medical students through the most common cardiology problems encountered on the ward and discusses the evidence-based treatments used in practice. This problem-based learning mirr ...view more
Presented in the context of clinical cases, this unique resource steps medical students through the most common cardiology problems encountered on the ward and discusses the evidence-based treatments used in practice. This problem-based learning mirrors clinical practice, providing a useful clinical approach for students to carry throughout their careers.
Written by Atifur Rahman and Simon O’Connor, Problem Based Cardiology Cases includes considered and wide-ranging coverage of everyday cardiology encounters – from basic bedside issues to controversial and advanced aspects of cardiology. The only local text of its kind is richly referenced with Australian guidelines, while at the same time incorporates a global element by summarising up-to-date literature and landmark clinical trials from around the world.
Presented in the context of clinical cases, this unique resource steps medical students through the most common cardiology problems encountered on the ward and discusses the evidence-based treatments used in practice. This problem-based learning mirrors clinical practice, providing a useful clinical approach for students to carry throughout their careers.
Written by Atifur Rahman and Simon O’Connor, Problem Based Cardiology Cases includes considered and wide-ranging coverage of everyday cardiology encounters – from basic bedside issues to controversial and advanced aspects of cardiology. The only local text of its kind is richly referenced with Australian guidelines, while at the same time incorporates a global element by summarising up-to-date literature and landmark clinical trials from around the world.
Key Features
Cardiology cases, which include: treatment pathways and guidelines; summaries of symptoms, drugs and evidence; images taken from real patient cases
Concisely conveys up-to-date information and findings from key clinical trials to give a clear understanding of the evidence behind optimal treatment
Extensive coverage of everyday encounters – from basic bedside cardiology to controversial and advanced aspects of cardiology
Review and revision of clinical examination techniques and the importance of getting these right
Enhanced eBook version included with purchase
Author Information
By Atifur Rahman, MBBS, FRACP, FCSANZ, Clinical Director-CCU, Gold Coast University Hospital, Australia.
Associate Professor, Griffith University School of Medicine.
Honorary Adjunct Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine at Bond University. and Simon O’Connor, FRACP DDU FCSANZ, FRACP, DDU, FCSANZ Cardiologist, Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT, Australia
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<P>Written by Atifur Rahman and Simon O’Connor, <I>Problem Based Cardiology Cases</I> includes considered and wide-ranging coverage of everyday cardiology encounters – from basic bedside issues to controversial and advanced aspects of cardiology. The only local text of its kind is richly referenced with Australian guidelines, while at the same time incorporates a global element by summarising up-to-date literature and landmark clinical trials from around the world.</P> <P>Presented in the context of clinical cases, this unique resource steps medical students through the most common cardiology problems encountered on the ward and discusses the evidence-based treatments used in practice. This problem-based learning mirrors clinical practice, providing a useful clinical approach for students to carry throughout their careers. </P><I>
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<P>Written by Atifur Rahman and Simon O’Connor, <I>Problem Based Cardiology Cases</I> includes considered and wide-ranging coverage of everyday cardiology encounters – from basic bedside issues to controversial and advanced aspects of cardiology. The only local text of its kind is richly referenced with Australian guidelines, while at the same time incorporates a global element by summarising up-to-date literature and landmark clinical trials from around the world.</P>00add-to-cart97807295437502020ProfessionalBy Atifur Rahman, MBBS, FRACP, FCSANZ and Simon O’Connor, FRACP DDU FCSANZ20201Book191w x 235h (7.50" x 9.25")Elsevier18618 Aug 2020PRINT BOOK TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK BUT AVAILABLE TO ORDERBy <STRONG>Atifur Rahman</STRONG>, MBBS, FRACP, FCSANZ, Clinical Director-CCU, Gold Coast University Hospital, Australia.
Associate Professor, Griffith University School of Medicine.
Honorary Adjunct Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine at Bond University. and <STRONG>Simon O’Connor</STRONG>, FRACP DDU FCSANZ, FRACP, DDU, FCSANZ Cardiologist, Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT, AustraliaBooksNoNoNoNoPlease SelectPlease SelectPlease Select
