The Hands-on Guide for Junior Doctors

Michael Stein is at Map of Medicine, London, and Hearst Corporation, New York

Ciaran Scott Hill is a Specialty Trainee in Neurosurgery, London

How to use this book.

Acknowledgements.

Dedication.

Abbreviations.

1 Starting up.

2 Getting organized or ‘The Folder’.

3 Paperwork and electronic medical records.

4 Accident and emergency.

5 Becoming a better doctor.

6 Cardiac arrests and crash calls.

7 Common calls.

8 Death and dying.

9 Drugs.

10 Handle with care.

11 Approach to the medical patient.

12 Pain.

13 Practical procedures.

14 Radiology.

15 Surgery.

16 General practice.

17 Self-care.

Appendices: Useful tests, numbers and other information.

Index.

Further resources.

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