The book is a collection of the wild and wonderful world of British medicine and includes the broadest range of material that's been put in a book in the last 50 years. With over 6300 entries, this will completely satisfy the serious reader looking for translations of abbreviations commonly found in charts and reports, as well as material related to doctors, discipline, the GMC, the NHS, specialty training and so on. It will also quench the thirst of browsers who may not be health professionals, but like to dip in and come way with gems obliquely related to medicine in the UK as well as to British life. The reader will find text bites about Bloodgate, the Hillsborough disaster, the Alder Hey scandal, the Bolam and Bolitho tests, Shipman and other serial killers, the Black Dog Strangler, Peter the Cannibal, village idiot, the NHS reforms, blue, orange, and red books, The Red phone, and far more. Download a sample and I guarantee it will be the most informative £5 you'll ever spend
A version of this book with illustrations is available for a couple of extra quid, but the file is 20 times larger, so this seemed the best option for those who want the information without the occasional splash of colour and whose eReaders are getting full.
A version of this book with illustrations is available for a couple of extra quid, but the file is 20 times larger, so this seemed the best option for those who want the information without the occasional splash of colour and whose eReaders are getting full.
