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The Unofficial Guide to Medicine
The Unofficial Guide to Medical
Research, Audit and Teaching
Recommended Reading for Medical Students
and Junior Doctors
We have set up a publishing model that allows students and junior doctors to produce and help
develop their core learning materials. We place students at the forefront of each stage in the writing
of our textbooks. In contrast to seniors, juniors and undergraduates have recent exposure to the
medical curriculum and are able to relay relevant information in an easy-to-understand format.
Our books are recognised for their excellence, having won prizes from the British Medical Association,
theBritish Institute of Radiology and the Association for the Study of Medical Education.
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“I would thoroughly recommend
this book to anyone with a burgeoning
interest in academic medicine, and
anyone who has struggled with RS
projects, auditing and research.”
The Unofficial Guide to Radiology
The Unofficial Guide to Medical Research, Audit
and Teaching is an invaluable resource that will
help you stand out in a time when job posts are
becoming increasingly competitive and you are
required to be more than just a good clinician.
• Written in a practical and step-wise manner
• Key features: guides to writing papers, finding
supervisors and funding, information on
auditing, and advice on maximising your
teaching impact
• Awarded ‘Highly Commended’ at BMA Medical
Book Awards 2015
The Unofficial Guide to Radiology is used by
thousands of students worldwide to help
them achieve success in tricky radiological
examinations.
• Covers virtually every possible X-ray you are
expected to know about up to final year, with
additional imaging such as MRIs, CTs, ultrasound
and PET scans
• Over 100 high-quality, A4, fully-annotated
images in clinical case scenarios each with
comprehensive reports by expert radiologists
• It is on the Royal College of Radiologist’s
recommended reading list
• Awarded The British Institute of Radiology
Undergraduate Resource of the Year 2015
• Awarded ‘Highly Commended’ at the BMA
Medical Book Awards 2015
The Unofficial Guide to Prescribing
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“The Unofficial Guide to Radiology
is comprehensive for the level of
knowledge needed for our course.
All round, this is a brilliant textbook,
whichever year of study you’re in.”
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“Everything you need to learn safe
and effective prescribing.”
The Unofficial Guide to Prescribing is a
practical book that takes you through the
steps of how to assess, investigate and
manage patients, with a clear focus on what to
prescribe and how to do it.
• Scenarios presented as they would within
a hospital, with initial investigations and
management, reassessment and definitive
treatment
• Example drug charts filled in with model answers
for realistic scenarios, and additional blank
charts for further practice
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Reviewed by 4th year Liverpool med student
Not only aimed at assisting final years
transitioning into foundation jobs and junior
doctors, but also extremely helpful for other
clinical years, prescribing exams and basic
pharmacology theory as well
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Sphincter magazine | volume 80 issue 2 | Winter 2016 edition