Dermatology handbook for medical students and junior doctors(BAD)

By Ann Sergeant | Published: October 1, 2011

67 page PDF document which matches the UK medical student dermatology curriculum. í Easy to read and good clinical photos, but although learning outcomes are clearly listed, there are no educational activities to help achieve the outcomes, and the format is easier to use as a pocket book than on-screen.

Level A Level B

http://www.bad.org.uk/Portals/_Bad/Education/Medical%20Students/Derm%20Handbook%20for%20medical%20students%20and%20junior%20doctors%202010.pdf

Authors

British Association of Dermatologists

Duration

2 hours

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Posted By: Ann Sergeant
Last Edited: February 21, 2013

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Dermatology

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