Clinical A-Z list (Primary Care Dermatology Society)

By Ann Sergeant | Published: February 5, 2013

Dermatological conditions are listed in alphabetical order, with related conditions easily accessed by hyperlinks. í The clinical photos are generally pretty good. í Text is concise and well structured. í Ideal for the busy general practitioner/student as a reference. í The Primary Care Dermatology Society‘s (link to home page) website is also worth a browse.

Level A Level B

http://www.pcds.org.uk/a-z-clinical-guidance/clinical-a-z-list

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Primary Care Dermatological Society, UK

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Posted By: Ann Sergeant
Last Edited: March 19, 2013

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