Oxford Handbook of General Practice (Oxford Handbooks) 4th Edition

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The best so far..

Great book and well writteb, but useful and practical measures missing in many instances. The book is really for UK based practice which is structured with all the supportive services in place. Not quite relevant to practice in more resource poor settings. The Tropical Medicine book much more relevant in that respect.

Superb condition no any pharma add as some one wrote in pervious review original copy best condition full marks and very vary very useful for gp must buy amazing experience from Amazon before it was not so easy to buy a medical books we need to go to pune or Mumbai or need to pay MRP no discount at all thanks Amazon

Handy collection for GP doctors. All small information are there.

As a newly qualified Paramedic, I have found this book very useful for improving my knowledge of what can be appropriately referred on to the GP, left at home without referring​ to other HCPs, or requires acute admission. It is very concise and has an excellent index, I also find the page marker ribbons very handy either to keep commonly used pages to hand (such as the abdominal assessment page), or to mark a page on the way to a job that I am likely to use - saves me flicking through it in the patient's house! (JRCALC should do similar!).

Useful to clear doubts quickly.Good book for GPs.

Medical student here so this is a very good reference resource for well...everyday things you see in GP land - short, succinct and to the point and just with what you need to know - no other riff raff - thats what I like.Would recommend this for your GP placements - and since you can get it on your phone/tablet - its very easy reference! Not to mention a very reputable source!