The print version of McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine South Asian Edition 2023-24 is a convenient compact textbook fitting snugly into your scrubs pocket.
What Makes It Special
- Originally developed at Canada’s McMaster University, the birthplace of evidence-based medicine (EBM), and the Polish Institute for Evidence Based Medicine (PIEBM)
- Reviewed and adapted by renowned experts from South and Southeast Asia to address differences in health-care systems, epidemiology of diseases, availability of diagnostic and therapeutic methods, and more
- Over 1700 pages, sized for portability (10.5 cm × 19 cm × 3.6 cm)
- Expert overview of a wide range of topics, from cardiology and endocrinology to hematology and infectious diseases, reflecting North American, European, and South Asian approaches (click for the table of contents)
- Emphasis on practical clinical application and accessibility
- Free of jargon and overwhelming details
- Uniformly structured chapters for greater ease of use and quick navigation
- For clinicians, including internists, family physicians, hospitalists, medical residents and students, all front-line acute health-care workers, and other medical professionals
- Facilitating decision making through GRADE indicators (click to read about GRADE)
Distribution
Knowledge Bridge
Please direct all queries regarding distribution to Knowledge Bridge at marketing@knowledgebridge.co.in.
Where to Buy
Amazon
Available online at amazon.in.
Where to Download
The contents of the print edition of the McMaster Textbook—and much more!—are also available as continuously updated mobile apps for Android and Apple devices.
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The Story Behind the Book
The McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine South Asia Edition is the first adaptation of the original Canadian textbook of internal medicine from McMaster University, the birthplace of problem-based learning (PBL) and evidence-based medicine (EBM), developed with health-care professionals from South and Southeast Asia in mind (click to read more).
Message From the Editors in Chief
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