Accident and Emergency, 4Ed: Diagnosis and Management - Softcover

I warmly recommend this book for the senior house officer's pockets, as well as for the bookshelves of Accident & Emergency departments.
Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Lond

Its small size, quality binding, excellent index and well laid-out content will appeal to its target - residents, interns and senior medical students.""
Emergency Medicine

A reliable small text such as this can provide reassurance in moments of uncertainty. In summary, this book can be recommended to junior doctors as a concise and practical guide to the work of an A&E department.
Journal of Accident and Emergency

The book is comprehensive and concise. The section on adminstrative and legal considerations is excellent. All junior doctors should read this chapter before starting work in an Accident and Emergency (A&E) department.
British Journal of Anaesthesia.

I find this book a reliable text and will be of enormous help to junior doctors practising accident and emergency medicine for the first time. It is a concise and practical guide.
Postgraduate Medical Journal

Brown's book should be an essential part of the A&E 'shop-floor' library.
Hospital Medicine

This hugely popular book justifiably remains one of the best-selling single-author Accident and Emergency handbook in print. Its strength lies in the consistently clear, didactic approach giving immediate access to uncluttered information - ideal for heat-of-the moment decisions by the bedside. No other text sticks to the point quite like this one.
This new edition covers every emergency from the major life-threatening event to the more frequent minor complaint. The essentials of diagnosis and management are described concisely and clearly, including exact drug dosages, relevant practical procedures, patient disposition (and its urgency) to inpatient care, outpatients or community care and common pitfalls for the unwary.
The fourth edition has been extensively revised and updated to include many new topics and guidelines at the forefront of developments in acute care. Written primarily for senior house officers in the Accident and Emergency Department, it is packed with thorough, practical advice. It will also prove invaluable to general practitioners, emergency and critical care nurses, paramedics and senior medical students.