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Pocket Medicine: The Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of Internal Medicine (Pocket Notebook Series)
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- Posted: Jan-07-2009
Great tool for Medicine students or residents
I bought this book when i started my residency in the summer of 2007 only because everybody else did, without knowing what it is or how it could be of any help. It proved though a valuable assistant when i didn't have have immediate access to Uptodate. It actually saved my day in some Program...
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- Posted: Dec-12-2008
Great reference for any pharmacy or medical student
This book is a great reference for any medical student or pharmacy student. I purchased this book for clerkship, as the medical students were always looking at it. Every common disease state is in there, as well as diagnostic criteria such as the Duke or Wells criteria. It also has a place where...
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- Posted: Nov-22-2008
Pocket Medicine: The Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of Internal Medicine (Pocket Notebook Series)
Totally worth getting. I bought a used one, in good condition and I love how it breaks doen the needed information clinically. I was pleased with the content and the condition of the book. I would recommend it for students even after having the PDA program's out there. I use if often.
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- Posted: Nov-17-2008
Reliable information when you need it
Very good book to keep close at hand. Valuable information when you need it. Not to detailed but this is what I like. Hits the stuff you need to know in a hurry. You can always go back for more details in our texts.
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- Posted: Oct-30-2008
A must for Medicine rotation!
This new edition has a very helpful color side index on right side of pages making it easier to find things more quickly. You'll need this book for your white coat. Good carry around pocket Medicine rotation review book.
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- Posted: Jun-19-2008
Great resource
This is a great pocket resource for both medical students and residents. The pages now have titles across each page and sections are broken down into individual subjects as compared to the previous (blue) version.
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- Posted: May-06-2008
Must have for medical students
Although the expectations for medical students are not that of residents and interns, this book is very helpful. Evidence-based medicine is the term heard over and over on the wards and this pocket book will help with that. When presenting a patient, you may be asked which study showed the...
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- Posted: Apr-30-2008
An internship MUST
This pocket-sized manual is a MUST for all medical interns (and residents). It is SO much more useful for review than Washington Manual and is written in a very readable manner. Strongly recommended.
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- Posted: Apr-29-2008
A favorite resource for a Nurse Practitioner
I keep an updated version of this in my labcoat pocket ALWAYS. Mine is full of notes and marks. Indispensible!
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- Posted: Feb-27-2008
Pocket Medicine: The Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of Internal Medicine (Pocket Notebook Series
It is really useful ,practicle book.I adviced my students and residents to have one.And it is easy to order online as I did.
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