Internal Medicine Rounds Manual

Author: Huang Jun / Huang Zuhu, Editors
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The purpose of writing this book is to provide young internists with ideas and methods for handling various diseases during ward rounds, helping them understand how to conduct ward rounds in a standardized manner and how to improve the quality of ward rounds. The level and proficiency of an internist's ward round reflect their clinical thinking ability. This book introduces the clinical thinking methods and experience of senior physicians with rich clinical experience to young physicians, enabling them to receive guidance and assistance from senior physicians as if they were in a clinical setting. Each chapter on internal medicine diseases in this book is divided into five parts: "Admission Assessment," "Clinical Analysis," "Treatment Plan," "Course Observation," and "Hospital Summary." Generally, "Admission Assessment," "Clinical Analysis," and "Treatment Plan" belong to the initial ward round content; "Course Observation" belongs to the mid-term ward round content; and "Hospital Summary" belongs to the pre-discharge ward round content.