Con el corazón en la cobertura universal de salud

The clinician-patient relationship is an unapologetic reminder that clinical practice is an applied science, and that clinical knowledge only becomes useful through human interaction and application. Through dialog, the relationship serves as a powerful conduit for information flow. This text, utilizing stories of successes and failures I have journaled over 44-years practicing medicine, argues that there is hidden knowledge important to patient care beyond technology’s reach that can only be gained through mutual trust, rapport and the right questions asked. But there are many external...

Connect biochemistry to clinical practice! Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry links biochemistry to physiology and pathophysiology, allowing students to apply fundamental concepts to the practice of medicine - from diagnosing patients to recommending effective treatments. Intuitively organized chapters center on hypothetical patient vignettes, highlighting the material's clinical applications; helpful icons allow for smooth navigation, making complex concepts easier to grasp. Full-color illustrations make chemical structures and biochemical pathways easy to visualize. Patient vignettes connect ...

Luis Fernández Rosa y Ofelia Carrión Otero, ambos profesores en la Universidad CEU-San Pablo de Madrid, dirigen esta obra en la que participa un grupo de prestigiosos médicos y fisioterapeutas aportando sus conocimientos, experiencias e investigaciones. El libro está dirigido fundamentalmente al estudiante de Fisioterapia y su objetivo principal es recopilar las enseñanzas que se realizan en esta materia que se subdivide en diferentes asignaturas a fin de facilitar su estudio. Recoge los contenidos medicoquirúrgicos de las diferentes especialidades médicas, básicos para comprender y...

From ancient times to the present day, mental illnesses have been shrouded in uncertainty and the mystery of the intangible. Advances in neuroscience, genetics, psychoanalysis, and other disciplines have brought certain clarity, but also more questions. This history of classical psychiatry is also a defense of the singularity of each human experience.