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Kiadó:Royal Society of Medicine Press
2002
ISBN 1-85315-498-9
Providing an accessible gateway to the wealth of health information available on the Internet, this book shows the reader, through examples, how to find health information specific to their needs. The book is divided into five discrete sections. Section 1 gives practical advice on how to connect to, and use, the Internet. Section 2 builds on these skills and considers how to find health information that is accurate, timely and appropriate. Section 3 adopts a more subject-focused approach and looks at what information and services can be accessed through the Internet and section 4 examines the issue of quality and provides guidance on how to evaluate health information. The final section takes the form of a directory to web-based information sources for 100 common medical conditions.
Review
"This is a thoroughly enjoyable book that allows one to see where we've been, where we are, and where we are going. It shows that orthopaedic surgeons have a fine disregard for convention, standing on the shoulders of the giants before them, continuing to make wonderful and astounding progress in the treatment of musculoskeletal problems. Reading this book will make you happy and proud to be a part of this ongoing progress called the evolution of orthopaedic surgery." --Foot and Ankle, 2002
"A fascinating book...They [the contributors] have concentrated on the remarkable explosion of advances in this subject that has taken place in recent decades. Professor Klenerman and his co-authors have produced a book that will appeal to orthopaedists, rheumatologists, and all of us with an interest in the history of medicine." --Journal of Medical Biography, 2002
"packed with information that is fascinating in detail yet very readable." --Medical Sciences History, Volume 18, 2002