Up the creek without a paddle: An Australian take on disaster medicine
By Andrew Nguyen, Chi Hau Tan & Katherine O'Shea | Volume 2, Issue 1 2011
Disaster medicine is a subject category that invokes thoughts of emergency medicine on a much grander scale; one that involves all levels of healthcare governance. But in reality, it is an area of medicine that is often neglected in Australia, despite its pertinence in this land of extremes. This has been shown to be currently [...]
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‘Moore’ than just a doorstop: Clinically Oriented Anatomy vs. Gray’s Anatomy for Students
By David Sparks, Gareth Davis & Ashwarya Nath | Volume 1, Issue 1 2010
The study of anatomy is often a challenging endeavour for many medical students. Central to the learning process is the use of a good textbook. Two of the most often recommended texts for medical students are Gray’s Anatomy for Students (GAS), descended from the iconic text by Henry Gray, and Clinically Oriented Anatomy (COA), by [...]
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