Patients with undifferentiated complaints are among the most challenging problems faced by
primary care physicians. The editor has attempted to address this area through the five most …

Purpose: To introduce a new series on the background, diagnoses, and management of the
most common problems seen in primary care. Content: The book reviews 20 of the most …

For more than 60 years Maurice Wood was a passionate advocate for primary care, best
evidence, academic research, and the generalist physician's role, in the United Kingdom …

Primary care practitioners know that, unlike many textbooks, their patients' problems are
seldom organized into discrete medical systems and that the context of patients' lives and …

The preface promises a problem-oriented style and the authors deliver. From the opening
chapter on principles of primary care through each of the systems-related chapters, the focus …

Primary Care: A Collaborative Practice contains a wealth of information. The editors are
advanced practice nurses interested in providing a text with an emphasis on collaboration …

The literature of family medicine is becoming crowded with book lookalikes. The unwary
consumer may come to feel he has purchased a book featuring neither new information nor …

This book is targeted to medical students during their ambulatory care rotations. It represents
a joint effort by the Departments of Family Medicine and Internal Medicine at the University …

As the knowledge base of medicine expands, we all find limitations in what we can keep in
memory. This book is intended to help students or residents get started organizing pearls of …

The Textbook of Clinical Neurology, which weighs more than 6 pounds and is 9 by 11
inches, is intended primarily for neurologists and primary care physicians. The editors …