Oxford Acute Medicine 1.3

The Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine serves as a vital resource for healthcare professionals, offering a concise yet thorough guide to managing a variety of acute medical conditions. This mobile platform edition is especially beneficial for those seeking immediate access to critical information.

• The handbook includes the latest therapies and protocols essential for effective management of diverse acute medical scenarios.
• A robust model connects pathophysiology with clinical features, facilitating accurate diagnosis.
• It outlines treatment priorities with structured, step-by-step management recommendations.
• Readers will find new visuals and practical insights from seasoned authors alongside specialist reviewers.
• Information is presented in a clear and concise format, enhancing usability.
• Detailed tables and charts effectively convey key concepts for quick reference.
• A newly added chapter focuses on acute medicine in older patients, addressing an increasingly important demographic in emergency care.

The Unbound Medicine features augment the reading experience, offering:

• Highlighting and note-taking functionalities within entries to enhance learning and retention.
• A "Favorites" option for easy bookmarking of essential topics.
• An enhanced search tool for rapid topic discovery.

This thoroughly revised edition integrates the most current evidence-based guidelines and management strategies for medical emergencies, while incorporating new figures and insights from experienced contributors. The inclusion of a chapter dedicated to the older patient enhances its relevance for a broad spectrum of healthcare providers. With its clear presentation of critical information and practical tips, the Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine is indispensable for those confronting acute illnesses in various clinical settings.

Editors:

• Punit Ramrakha, Consultant Cardiologist at Stoke Mandeville Hospital and Hammersmith Hospital, UK
• Kevin Moore, Professor of Hepatology at Royal Free and University College Medical School, London, UK
• Amir Sam, Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist at Hammersmith Hospital; Reader in Endocrinology at Imperial College London, UK

Publisher: Oxford University Press
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