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- Authors: Catherine Nelson-Piercy
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No other resource makes clinical infectious diseases more manageable and easy to master than Infectious Diseases: A Clinical Short Course. This one-of-a-kind self-instruction tool is organized by system/region as opposed to pathogens — simulating how common pathogens and disorders would be encountered in rounds or in practice. For this reason, this remarkable resource is unsurpassed for learning how to associate pathogens with their corresponding impact on actual patients.
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Review “Moreover, I would thoroughly recommend this handbook as an accessible, comprehensive guide to anyone who has a professional or personal interest in suicide prevention.” (The Psychologist, 1 February 2012)”This impressive handbook provides the most up-to-date research, policy and practice in suicide prevention with contributions from many international experts… A must read for clinicians, researchers, policy makers and scholars!” (Ella Arensman, IASP Vice-President, IASP Bulletin, January/February 2012) Review The editors have assembled a stellar group of researchers, therapists and policy makers to provide a current and comprehensive review of what we know about suicidal behavior and what strategies exist for preventing suicide. But more than that, this book provides excellent guidelines for those treating suicidal individuals, focusing on evidence-based approaches and innovations in the field, such as the role of mindfulness. In addition, there are chapters that introduce us to novel theories of suicidal behavior that will stimulate our minds and generate innovative research. Scholars and practitioners will find this handbook both stimulating and useful.—David Lester, President-Elect of the American Association of SuicidologyO’Connor, Platt, and Gordon have assembled an impressive array of scholars and clinicians to offer fresh perspectives on one of the most enigmatic and persistent of human tragedies.—Ron Maris, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of South Carolina, USA
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