Psychiatry Made Ridiculously Simple
William V. Good, Jefferson E. Nelson - Psychiatry Made Ridiculously Simple (Medmaster Series, 1999 Edition)
Medmaster | ISBN: 978 0940780224 | December 1999 | English | 93 pages | PDF | 3 MB
A practical and enjoyable review of the most important points in clinical psychiatry; mnemonics, case presentations.
Gives the clinician a good sense of the level of psychiatric training most primary care physicians receive in medical school, so it creates a bridge for the psychotherapist in communicating with medical doctors, who write most prescriptions for psychotropic medications.
Review:
Excellent basic text
Like all the books of this fabulous series, you get the relevant and usable information (minus the excess) with excellent clinical applications and cases, plus those golden mnemonics to ease the pain of rote learning. Only about 90 pages, so you can read it a couple of times and gain a good basic understanding of psychiatry; it probably lacks a bit of the necessary detail that med school demands, although you can always add this later after gaining the essentials. And of course, the classic style of the text makes it quite enjoyable to read.
About the Author
Professor and Chairman, Dept of Ophthalmology, University of Cincininati College of Medicine; Director, Abrahamson Pediatric Eye Institute, Cincinnati Children's Hospital..
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William V. Good, Jefferson E. Nelson - Psychiatry Made Ridiculously Simple (Medmaster Series, 1999 Edition)
Medmaster | ISBN: 978 0940780224 | December 1999 | English | 93 pages | PDF | 3 MB
A practical and enjoyable review of the most important points in clinical psychiatry; mnemonics, case presentations.
Gives the clinician a good sense of the level of psychiatric training most primary care physicians receive in medical school, so it creates a bridge for the psychotherapist in communicating with medical doctors, who write most prescriptions for psychotropic medications.
Review:
Excellent basic text
Like all the books of this fabulous series, you get the relevant and usable information (minus the excess) with excellent clinical applications and cases, plus those golden mnemonics to ease the pain of rote learning. Only about 90 pages, so you can read it a couple of times and gain a good basic understanding of psychiatry; it probably lacks a bit of the necessary detail that med school demands, although you can always add this later after gaining the essentials. And of course, the classic style of the text makes it quite enjoyable to read.
About the Author
Professor and Chairman, Dept of Ophthalmology, University of Cincininati College of Medicine; Director, Abrahamson Pediatric Eye Institute, Cincinnati Children's Hospital..
http://www.book4doc.com/46518
password : http://www.book4doc.com/54312
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