Emergency medicine in the clinical practice of a physician

The successful publication has been continuously updated – chapters on emergency geriatrics, pharmacotherapy of emergencies, work with the deceased (in the context of forensic issues) and organisation and management have been added (or completely revised).
Emergency medicine includes pre-hospital emergency care, early hospital care and emergency preparedness. All physicians, whether they work in the ambulance service or in emergency rooms, must adopt a broad differential diagnostic view of the patient, a symptom-led approach and a constant reassessment of priorities. It is this comprehensive approach to the issue and putting it in context that this publication helps to understand.
68 tables and 144 figures (19 of which are in colour) help to make the book easy to understand.

The two main authors have been working in the field of emergency medicine for more than thirty years and have experience both in the field and in the organization of the work of the Emergency Department, so they are able to provide readers with a qualified introduction to the specifics of this demanding, but medically very interesting field.