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Kev (UK) said:
Blasphemy!
Hehee, the Oxford Handbook is a tiny little compact encyclopedia of all the major medical conditions you're likely to see in regular clinical practice. It goes through the disease, labs and workups, treatments, etc. (Basically like a mini-Emedicine in your pocket!) It's pretty much ubiquitious in hospitals, both among ward students and junior doctors - now, there's a whole series of them!
Kev is obviously not in clinical years yet 🙂. The oxford handbooks can be in PDA format too, which is really handy. If you have a PDA . That way you won't have a bazillion bulges from your pockets.
Actually I am a clinical student and I am quite aware of WHAT they are! 
I want W4G to tell me what they are as in: is it the Oxford Handbook of Surgery, Anaesthesia, Haematology etc! There are over 20 Oxford Hanbooks available.
I use my PDA Oxford Handbook of Clinical medicine daily (well almost)! In the UK it is the medical students bible. 😉
I want W4G to tell me what they are as in: is it the Oxford Handbook of Surgery, Anaesthesia, Haematology etc! There are over 20 Oxford Hanbooks available.I use my PDA Oxford Handbook of Clinical medicine daily (well almost)! In the UK it is the medical students bible. 😉
:::::::: oh fair enough!
:::: oh fair enough!