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Excerpt from Integrating Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants in the ICU
Excerpt from Integrating Nurse Practitioners & Physician Asst. in the ICU
Excerpt from Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care
Excerpt from Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care
Excerpt from Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care 2012
Excerpt from Comprehensive Critical Care: Adult
Look to this edition of Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Carefor the latest information on problems facing pediatric ICU practitioners. Each chapter in this volume updates you on the newest clinical developments. The companion text for the Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care course held each year at the Critical Care Congress includes a range of study tools such as learning objectives, key terms and a list of current references in bibliographic form. 2011 highlights include: -Critical care without the unit -Therapeutic hypothermia -Severe congestive heart failure -ICU toxicology -Immunosuppression and critical illness
Buy more, save more! Save up to 20% by purchasing the Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care Bundle, which includes the new 2011 textbook, Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care and unlimited access to the On Demand course.
Enhance your learning experience by purchasing the Pediatric Board Preparation Bundle, which includes unlimited access to the entire MCCBRC program via On Demand, and both versions of the companion textbook (print and interactive).
Enhance your learning experience by purchasing the Adult Board Preparation Bundle, which includes unlimited access to the entire MCCBRC program via On Demand, and both versions of the companion textbook (print and interactive).
Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care offers cutting-edge information on the latest issues facing ICU practitioners. It is updated annually and is used as a companion to the Current Concepts course held each year at the Critical Care Congress. Each chapter focuses on clinical challenges immediately pertinent to the critical care practitioner. Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care includes a range of study tools such as learning objectives, key terms, and a list of current references in bibliographic form. 2011 highlights include: -Critical care without the unit -Therapeutic hypothermia -Severe congestive heart failure -ICU toxicology -Immunosuppression and critical illness
Excerpt from Fundamental Critical Care Support (FCCS) 4th edition
Excerpt from Nutrition as a Therapeutic Agent to Improve Critical Care Outcomes
Excerpt from Designing, Implementing, and Enhancing a Rapid Response System
Excerpts from Mechanical Ventilation: Trends in Adult and Pediatric Practice
Excerpt from Pediatric Mulitprofessional Critical Care Board Review Course (MCCBRC)
Excerpt from Adult Mulitprofessional Critical Care Board Review Course (MCCBRC)
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