Aria M Voss (6 results)

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Primary care is changing quickly.Patients are living longer with multiple chronic conditions, more treatment is moving from hospitals into outpatient settings, and clinicians are expected to make safe decisions across acute illness, prevention, chronic disease management, follow-up, and patient communication-often within limited time.At the same time, the demand for primary care continues to grow. Federal workforce projections estimate a shortage of more than 70,000 primary care physicians by 2038, increasing the need for practical resources that help clinicians organize care, recognize priorities, and work effectively across teams.Family Medicine Principles Handbook is built for that reality.This book provides a clear, clinically focused foundation for medical students, residents, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and practicing clinicians who need a dependable guide to the broad scope of family medicine.Rather than treating primary care as a list of separate diseases, this handbook helps readers connect the everyday pieces of practice: new symptoms, chronic conditions, preventive care, medication decisions, screening, follow-up, family context, and shared decision-making.Inside, readers will find practical guidance on: - Common acute presentations and first-step assessment- Chronic disease management and longitudinal follow-up- Preventive medicine, screening, immunization, and lifestyle counseling- Care across childhood, adulthood, and older age- Clinical reasoning and patient-centered communication- Coordination of care, referral decisions, and continuity planning- Everyday primary-care questions that require practical judgment, not just memorizationFamily medicine is not only about diagnosing disease. It is about understanding the person in front of you, recognizing what matters most, and creating a plan that fits real life.Whether you are preparing for rotations, building confidence in residency, supporting a busy primary-care practice, or strengthening your clinical foundation, Family Medicine Principles Handbook offers an organized and useful approach to modern outpatient care.A practical reference for clinicians who want to think clearly, work efficiently, and care for patients across the lifespan.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The need for confident, practical geriatric care is growing. In the United States, the population age 65 and older reached more than 61 million people in 2024, and the number of older adults continues to rise across communities, hospitals, clinics, and long-term care settings.Caring for older adults requires more than identifying a diagnosis. Falls, memory concerns, medication burden, frailty, functional change, caregiver stress, and end-of-life decisions often overlap. A treatment plan that looks reasonable on paper may not fit a patient's mobility, cognition, living situation, priorities, or ability to manage care at home.Geriatric Medicine Textbook is designed to help clinicians approach those realities with greater structure, clinical judgment, and respect for what matters most to each patient.Written for medical students, residents, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, nurses, and interdisciplinary care teams, this textbook focuses on the core challenges of modern geriatric practice: falls, dementia, functional decline, frailty, multimorbidity, medication review, goals of care, and end-of-life planning.Rather than treating conditions in isolation, the book emphasizes a person-centered approach to clinical decision-making. It helps readers connect physical findings, cognitive status, medication effects, functional ability, family support, safety concerns, and patient preferences into a practical care plan. Inside, readers will find guidance on: - Falls risk, mobility assessment, and prevention strategies- Dementia, cognitive change, and care-planning conversations- Functional decline, frailty, and maintaining independence- Medication review and the challenges of multimorbidity- Comprehensive geriatric assessment principles- Family and caregiver communication- Goals-of-care discussions and end-of-life planning- Interdisciplinary approaches to complex older-adult careGeriatric medicine is not only about treating disease. It is about helping older adults preserve function, dignity, safety, comfort, and control over the care they receive.Whether used in clinical rotations, primary care, inpatient medicine, long-term care, rehabilitation, or hospice-related learning, Geriatric Medicine Textbook provides a practical framework for more thoughtful and individualized care of older adults.…

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