دانلود کتاب دانش کاربردی در اطفال – دوره کارشناسی ارشد MRCPCH

This book, Applied Knowledge of Paediatrics: MRCPCH Mastercourse, has been written specifically for trainees in paediatrics who have around 18–24 months of clinical experience and who may be preparing for the Applied Knowledge in Practice (AKP) examination. It forms part of the Mastercourse in Paediatrics series that was established by the RCPCH and joins the Science of Paediatrics book edited by Lissauer and Carroll. Both books are written with the prime aim of helping trainees prepare for specific RCPCH theory examinations but they will also be of value to paediatric trainees as part of their everyday practice. Membership of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (MRCPCH) is a postgraduate qualification in Paediatric Medicine that is recognised in the UK and internationally. The award of the qualification indicates that a trainee has achieved a high standard of practice and is able to start Higher Specialist Training. The AKP examination assesses the candidate’s knowledge of the presentation, investigation and management of a wide range of conditions affecting children and young people. This level of understanding comes from clinical exposure to patients, reading about the details of the clinical conditions presented and taking the opportunity to discuss issues with experienced colleagues. The chapters in Applied Knowledge of Paediatrics cover all the systems and each starts with the points listed in the RCPCH AKP syllabus. The subsequent chapter was then written by the specialist authors to ensure these topics were addressed. Within each chapter there are Practice Points that capture important issues relevant to clinical practice or that may include explanations using examples. Clinical Scenarios are also presented and are based on known, but modified, clinical stories to outline some of the issues that may present themselves to the clinician. Some of the issues presented are not resolved and so reflect the reality of current practice. At the end of each chapter there are Important Clinical Points that provide a list of some of the significant points raised in the chapter.