I am starting my inpatient ward sub-i on Monday. Any suggestions on reference books/pocket books? I'm thinking of getting Harriet Lane for my pocket. I can get most hardcore pedi textbooks online through the library, including Nelson's and Oski's.
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I didn't use a pocket manual for my Sub-I. I did use the online resources via the library on a daily, if not hourly, basis. 👍
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This book was recommended to me (but I haven't got it yet):
The Philadelphia Guide - Inpatient Pediatrics
The Philadelphia Guide - Inpatient Pediatrics
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I liked Philadelphia a lot better than Harriett - more stuff about the disease rather than quick management tips (which Harriett is great at, along with it's formulary).
To be honest, i didnt really need a pocket guide, though. I used up-to-date thru online access, and if i needed something more, i probably needed a full text or journal, in which case the library called my name. 😀
To be honest, i didnt really need a pocket guide, though. I used up-to-date thru online access, and if i needed something more, i probably needed a full text or journal, in which case the library called my name. 😀
Thanks for all the input! It sounds like I'd survive without a handbook. Yay online resources!
What do you think about Schwartz's Clinical Handbook of Pediatrics?
What do you think about Schwartz's Clinical Handbook of Pediatrics?
