The Little Black Book of Primary Care: Pearls and References

by Daniel K. Onion

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Newer edition from previous Primary Care Core Content book. David Chamberlain

primcore | Aug 16, 2011 |

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0632043458, Spiral-bound)

Beginning in medical school, nearly all physicians start their own so-called little black book system of relevant facts and opinions that they come across during their training. This book serves the same purpose as a "starter" notebook that students and residents may add to or modify as they encounter new information. This third volume incorporates suggestions made by readers of the previous editions and also has been reduced to comfortably fit into a student's white coat pocket.

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