Jim Wardrope & Peter Driscoll & J Colville Laird & Malcolm Woollard
Date of Publication: 04/2008
Community Emergency Medicine has been written especially for health professions who are responsible for providing emergency medical care. It guides the decision-making process using a system of assessment that identifies those patients who need immed ...view more
Community Emergency Medicine has been written especially for health professions who are responsible for providing emergency medical care. It guides the decision-making process using a system of assessment that identifies those patients who need immediate life saving treatment and those who need hospital care. The book also concentrates on the assessment and management of the patients who will be managed in the community. It connects emergency care with the community and secondary care and places it firmly in the context of patient care pathways.Community Emergency Medicine:• guides the decision making process through a system that enables swift assessment of patients• covers a wide range of presentations including chest pain; shortness of breath; paediatric emergencies; abdominal pain; ENT problems; itch and rash; care of the older patient; musculoskeletal problems; neurological problems; psychiatric problems• explores ethical issuesAppropriate for: paramedicine, primary care, emergency care.
Community Emergency Medicine has been written especially for health professions who are responsible for providing emergency medical care. It guides the decision-making process using a system of assessment that identifies those patients who need immediate life saving treatment and those who need hospital care. The book also concentrates on the assessment and management of the patients who will be managed in the community. It connects emergency care with the community and secondary care and places it firmly in the context of patient care pathways.Community Emergency Medicine:• guides the decision making process through a system that enables swift assessment of patients• covers a wide range of presentations including chest pain; shortness of breath; paediatric emergencies; abdominal pain; ENT problems; itch and rash; care of the older patient; musculoskeletal problems; neurological problems; psychiatric problems• explores ethical issuesAppropriate for: paramedicine, primary care, emergency care.
Key Features
guides the decision making process through a system that enables swift assessment of patients
covers a wide range of presentations including chest pain; shortness of breath; paediatric emergencies; abdominal pain; ENT problems; itch and rash; care of the older patient; musculoskeletal problems; neurological problems; psychiatric problems
explores ethical issues
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By Jim Wardrope, MB, ChB, FRCS, FFAEm, Emergency Medicine Consultant
Consultant in Emergency Medicine; Peter Driscoll, BSc MD FCEM, Professor, College of Emergency Medicine, Salford Royal Foundation Trust, Salford, UK; J Colville Laird, MB ChB FIMC RCS(Ed), General Practitioner and Director of Education for BASICS, Auchterarder, Perthshire, UK and Malcolm Woollard, MPH, MBA, MA(Ed), DipIMC(RCSEd), PGCE, RN, SRPara, FASI, Consultat Paramedic and Director, Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care Research Unit, Visiting Professor in Pre-hospital emergency Care, University of Teeside
https://www.uk.elsevierhealth.com/community-emergency-medicine-e-book-9781455740994.html81816Community Emergency Medicine E-Bookhttps://www.uk.elsevierhealth.com/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781455740994_5.jpg19.3725.83GBPInStock/Health Professions/Emergency Medical Services/Medicine and Surgery/Emergency Medicine/eBooks104461003152550401745310036100005145120Community Emergency Medicine has been written especially for health professions who are responsible for providing emergency medical care. It guides the decision-making process using a system of assessment that identifies those patients who need immediate life saving treatment and those who need hospital care. The book also concentrates on the assessment and management of the patients who will be managed in the community. It connects emergency care with the community and secondary care and places it firmly in the context of patient care pathways.Community Emergency Medicine:• guides the decision making process through a system that enables swift assessment of patients• covers a wide range of presentations including chest pain; shortness of breath; paediatric emergencies; abdominal pain; ENT problems; itch and rash; care of the older patient; musculoskeletal problems; neurological problems; psychiatric problems• explores ethical issuesAppropriate for: paramedicine, primary care, emergency care. Community Emergency Medicine has been written especially for health professions who are responsible for providing emergency medical care. It guides the decision-making process using a system of assessment that identifies those patients who need immediate life saving treatment and those who need hospital care. The book also concentrates on the assessment and management of the patients who will be managed in the community. It connects emergency care with the community and secondary care and places it firmly in the context of patient care pathways.Community Emergency Medicine:• guides the decision making process through a system that enables swift assessment of patients• covers a wide range of presentations including chest pain; shortness of breath; paediatric emergencies; abdominal pain; ENT problems; itch and rash; care of the older patient; musculoskeletal problems; neurological problems; psychiatric problems• explores ethical issuesAppropriate for: paramedicine, primary care, emergency care.00add-to-cart97814557409942011 and earlierProfessionalBy Jim Wardrope, MB, ChB, FRCS, FFAEm, Peter Driscoll, BSc MD FCEM, J Colville Laird, MB ChB FIMC RCS(Ed) and Malcolm Woollard, MPH, MBA, MA(Ed), DipIMC(RCSEd), PGCE, RN, SRPara, FASI20081E-BookChurchill Livingstone2563 Apr 2008IN STOCKBy <STRONG>Jim Wardrope</STRONG>, MB, ChB, FRCS, FFAEm, Emergency Medicine Consultant
Consultant in Emergency Medicine; <STRONG>Peter Driscoll</STRONG>, BSc MD FCEM, Professor, College of Emergency Medicine, Salford Royal Foundation Trust, Salford, UK; <STRONG>J Colville Laird</STRONG>, MB ChB FIMC RCS(Ed), General Practitioner and Director of Education for BASICS, Auchterarder, Perthshire, UK and <STRONG>Malcolm Woollard</STRONG>, MPH, MBA, MA(Ed), DipIMC(RCSEd), PGCE, RN, SRPara, FASI, Consultat Paramedic and Director, Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care Research Unit, Visiting Professor in Pre-hospital emergency Care, University of TeesideeBooksNoNoNoNoPlease SelectPlease SelectPlease Select
