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 | | Tarascon Pediatric Outpatient Pocketbook by Stephanie D'augustine, Todd Flosi ISBN-10: 9781882742608 ISBN-10: 1-882742-60-5 ISBN-13: 9781882742608 ISBN-13: 978-1-882742-60-8 Paperback 2007-11-01 Jones and Bartlett Publishers Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description The altogether new Tarascon Pediatric Outpatient Pocketbook is the essential quick clinical reference for the busy outpatient pediatrician, family physician, or student/resident on a pediatric clinic rotation. Written by two Stanford-trained pediatricians, this guide includes the latest and most authoritative clinical practice guidelines and is packed with easy-to-understand algorithms, tables, charts, and lists. Covering newborns through adolescents, the meticulously referenced Tarascon Pediatric Outpatient Pocketbook puts the most important but hardest-to-remember facts, treatment options, prognoses and other critical information at your fingertips. | ||
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Handy little book I bought this book before starting rotations at a pediatric clinic. Peds has never been my specialty, so this book has been a handy little resource. It's easy to scan through to find information about pediatric illnesses and conditions. The format is easy to follow, and I really like the bulleted format and charts--they're real time savers. I only wish there had been a newer edition--the immunization guidelines are from 2007, so some of the information is a little dated. All in all, though, it was worth it! | ||
Tarascon Pediatrics Lots of detailed info about outpatient pediatrics. It is perfect for lab coat pocket & a great quick reference. | ||
Great Quick Reference I'm a third year med student on Outpatient Peds. Excellent quick reference for common pediatric conditions and ideal treatments. MUST HAVE FOR 3RD YEARS!!! | ||
pocket reference All aspects of this product's ordering experience were superb, except one. Namely, I don't use the item requested as often as I thought I might. | ||
great outpatient clinical reference. The Tarascon Pediatric Outpatient Pocketbook is an excellent source for commonly encountered outpatient problems. The topics are pertinent and the discussions are detailed but concise. I'd strongly recommend this book to any practioner in the outpatient setting. | ||