Churchill's house physician's survival guide

The book should assist the newly qualified house officer in organizing the knowledge acquired from clinical training and applying it to the practical problems which are met on the wards. It is intended to bridge the gap between factual learning and knowledgeable practice. The contents of the book are related to the type of job done by the house officer. It looks at items like common clinical problems, practical procedures and the common errors made by junior doctors. This is a highly practical pocketbook, produced and designed in a style which makes the information easily accessible and should be of assistance in doing the job.