Description: The first book devoted to the needs of clinicians working at Urgent Care Centers. This concise, practical manual is geared specifically for physicians and other clinicians staffing the growing number of Urgent Care Centers. Urgent Care Medicine covers the unique aspects of medical practice at these centers including; staffing, patient profiles, interfacility transport, and the most common procedures performed at these centers. The book features easy-to-find critical information and quick-reference appendices on Differential Diagnoses of Chief Complaints & Presenting Symptoms and Radiologic Diagnosis Pearls,
Review Quotes: "Given the unprecedented and rapid changes in our understanding of the biology and treatment approaches for the various leukemias, this book is a welcome addition to the shelves of anyone interested keeping current in the field of leukemia or involved in the treatment of such patients. This book is particularly easy to read and each topic is entirely covered in one or two chapters. An eighth edition will be required, eagerly anticipated, and enthusiastically welcomed."