Anyone have any recommendations for a book with a good overview of critical care geared towards the medical student/resident level? I was recently looking at Critical Care Medicine: The Essentials but wasn't sure if there was another resource out there. Thanks!
Overview of critical care?
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I would add to the OP's post, what was the sequence of books/resources you read progressing through your training? I.e. started with Marino as a PGY-1/2 then started to read Principles of Critical Care by Schmidt, Hall, periodicals, etc. as a PGY 3/4.
I would be interested to here from the fellows and attendings in particular in terms of what books/resources they used and thought were helpful vs. those that were a waste of their time throughout their training.
I would be interested to here from the fellows and attendings in particular in terms of what books/resources they used and thought were helpful vs. those that were a waste of their time throughout their training.
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I read Marino as a PGY-1....OK book but really don't want to read it again. I bought Critical Care Medicine: The Essentials for my PGY-3 year. Heard it was a better read. I will let you know how it goes 
