Author: Cheng Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book is written by several renowned experts in China based on the current status of infectious disease prevention and control in the country and the latest developments both domestically and internationally. It is divided into two parts. The first part is the Knowledge and Skills Section, which primarily explains professional knowledge and skills. This chapter focuses on the high prevalence of hepatitis in China, providing a detailed discussion on its pathophysiology, genetic analysis, treatment, mother-to-child transmission prevention, and related diseases. The second part is the Attitude/Skills Section, which mainly addresses how clinical doctors can further enhance their professional competence. The primary purpose of writing this book is to popularize and promote new knowledge and advancements in infectious diseases, enabling them to be mastered and applied in clinical practice by a broad range of medical professionals. At the same time, it aims to actively advance the further improvement of doctors' professional competence and contribute to enhancing the current state of doctor-patient relationships in China.
Modern Clinical Medicine Internal Medicine Progress Infection Internal Medicine Issue
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