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Books for GP Trainers

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• The Consultation
  • The Inner Apprentice, by Roger Neighbour.
  • The Inner Consultation, by Roger Neighbour.
  • The Doctor, His Patient and the Illness, by Michael Balint, John A Balint.
  • The Consultation, by David Pendleton et al.
• MRCGP and general:
  • The GP Trainer's Handbook, by Peter Middleton, Steve Field. Describes the practicalities of training and offers solutions to problems.
  • Top tips for GPs, by Knut Schroeder.
  • MRCGP: Multiple choice revision book, by Peter Ellis. Over 300 questions covering all topics tested in the MRCGP Paper 1 exam.
  • Practical General Practice, by Alex Khot, Andrew Polmear.
  • Dilemmas in General Practice, by W E Warren. Hot topics for the MRCGP and beyond.
  • Tutorials in General Practice, by Michael Mead, Henry Patterson. Especially useful for GP registrars preparing for summative assessment and the MRCGP. Useful lists and tables.
  • Postgraduate Tutorials in General Practice, by W E Warren.
• Asthma
  • Fast Facts: Asthma, by Stephen Holgate, Romain Pauwels.
• Cardiovascular disease
  • Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease, by Martin Lawrence et al (Editors). An evidence based approach to this important topic.
• Dermatology
  • ABC of Dermatology, by Paul K Buxton (Editor).
• ENT
  • ABC of Otolaryngology, by Harold Ludman.
• Gynaecology
  • Women's Problems in General Practice, by Ann McPherson, Deborah Waller (Editors).
• Ophthalmology
  • ABC of Eyes, by P T Khaw, A R Elkington (Editors).
• Paediatrics
  • Paediatric Problems in General Practice, by Michael Modell, Zulf Mughal, Robert Boyd.
  • Health for All Children, by David M B Hall.
• Rheumatology
  • ABC of Rheumatology, by Michael L Snaith (Editor).
  • The Back Pain Revolution, by Gordon Waddell. A very complete summary of all the modern thinking on back pain, with CSAG, RCGP and New Zealand Guidelines, including Red and Yellow Flags. The author is undoubtedly one of the world's foremost experts in the field.

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