Keep current with the latest clinical practice guidelines and policies from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), covering 36 conditions including bronchiolitis, diabetes, otitis media, infantile spasms, seizures, turner syndrome, and more.
KEY FEATURES
"This book is a great resource. This newest version is important as many clinical practice guidelines have recently changed. It is incredibly useful and correlates well with other books in the field. However, no other text serves the purpose this book does, and thus it is needed."
-- Michael Harries, MD, MAT, MA (Lurie Children's Hospital) Doody's Review
"Every practitioner who cares for children should be familiar with the AAP's clinical practice guidelines and policies in order to provide appropriate care for their patients. This easy-to-use resource provides immediate access to a compendium of all of the current, evidence-based recommendations put forth by the most authoritative organization in pediatrics. It should be in the library of every practitioner and medical educator."
-- Maria Alkureishi, MD (University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine) Doody's Review - previous edition
"This title, although massive as necessitated by its subject, is a useful and nearly vital resource for any modern pediatrician who wishes to practice evidence-based medicine. The current edition, updated from the prior year, contains the most up-to-date recommendations for modern pediatric practice."
-- Andrew` Bernstein, MD (North Suburban Pediatrics) - Doody's Review previous edition
"With their easy access to all current pediatric practice guidelines and policies, this manual is an indispensable addition to any pediatric library. Pediatric practitioners and managers at all levels will refer often to the manual to ensure that their practice keeps up to date with the latest patient care recommendations from AAP."
-- Lois Gesn, MD (Ochsner Health Center - Baton Rouge) Doody's Review - previous edition
This book is written primarily for practitioners. However, it is also great for medical students, residents, and fellows. It meets the needs of its intended audience well. This book is published by a credible authority, the American Academy of Pediatrics.