Prescribing skills workbook

By:

Norton, Daniel

Contributor(s):

Norton, Nicholas

Publication details: London : JP Medical, 2014Description: vi, 369pISBN:

9781907816864

Subject(s):

Prescriptions, drug

NLM classification:

QV 748.

Summary: Prescribing Skills Workbook is the ideal way for students and junior doctors to practice prescribing. The book features 45 exercises, each one carefully chosen to test the reader's grasp of a key principle, such as managing a patient on warfarin. Each exercise begins with a short clinical scenario; next, the reader is invited to fill in a realistic, life-size chart in response; an answer section follows containing the correctly completed chart, together with a summary of the main clinical and educational aspects of the exercise. A unique resource for medical students and junior doctors to improve their understanding of the principles of safe prescribing and practice filling out a drug chart correctly

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Item type	Home library	Class number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Newcomb Library at Homerton Healthcare Shelves	QV 748 NOR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Issued	09/10/2023	14465
Book	PRUH Education Centre Library Shelves	QV 748 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Issued	30/11/2023	B04468

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Prescribing Skills Workbook is the ideal way for students and junior doctors to practice prescribing. The book features 45 exercises, each one carefully chosen to test the reader's grasp of a key principle, such as managing a patient on warfarin. Each exercise begins with a short clinical scenario; next, the reader is invited to fill in a realistic, life-size chart in response; an answer section follows containing the correctly completed chart, together with a summary of the main clinical and educational aspects of the exercise. A unique resource for medical students and junior doctors to improve their understanding of the principles of safe prescribing and practice filling out a drug chart correctly

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