Infectious diseases rotation

[kthxbai]

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Does anyone have any recommendations for ID resources? I searched the forum but nearly all the posts are from ages ago. Thanks!

 

[Mr. Mojo Risin]

IDSA is a good place to start for guidelines. For everything else I just searched for good review articles.


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[kthxbai]

IDSA is a good place to start for guidelines. For everything else I just searched for good review articles.


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Thank you, I'll look into it.

 

[andrek82]

Does anyone have any recommendations for ID resources? I searched the forum but nearly all the posts are from ages ago. Thanks!

Sanford guide is updated every year, and the Johns Hopkins antibiotics guide is also a good choice, though be aware that Hopkins tends to favor European guidelines. If you are thinking peds, The Red Book is the book, and has a monograph on most organisms, etc. If you can't get ahold of those, the IDSA website, as mentioned above, has at least a link to most of their guidelines, and most school libraries should carry their journals, ID and Clinical ID, which are great.

 

[TheFuture_22]

I liked the Paul Bolin YouTube videos because I'm lazy and didn't want to read much.


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