Internal Medicine book review

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	• SOAP for Internal Medicine (Soap) Angelina G. Badillo Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2004 - 208 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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must have for the wards

I carry it in my pocket all the time. It's useful when you pick up a new patient at ER for admission to medicine floor.

Internal Medicine book review

I like the easy format, easy access of on the spot needed information when seeing a patient, pocket book size.

SOAP for Internal Medicine features 75 clinical problems with each case presented in an easy-to-read 2-page layout. Each step presents information on how that case would likely be handled. Questions under each category teach the students important steps in clinical care. The SOAP series is a unique resource that also provides a step-by-step guide to learning how to properly document patient care. Covering the problems most commonly encountered on the wards, the text uses the familiar "SOAP" note format to record important clinical information and guide patient care. SOAP format puts the emphasis back on the patient's clinical problem, not the diagnosis. This series is a practical learning tool for proper clinical care, improving communication between physicians, and accurate documentation. The books not only teach students what to do, but also help them understand why. Students will find these books a "must-have" to keep in their white coat pockets for wards and clinics.

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