The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Intensive Review of Internal Medicine

By James K. Stoller

Book Overview

Succeed on internal medicine board certification and recertification exams with Cleveland Clinic Intensive Board Review of Internal Medicine, 6e The new edition contains ancillary and online exclusive content, drawing from the expertise of the distinguished Cleveland Clinic faculty. Taking a more clinical approach than other review texts, this practical resource includes a unique and well-structured set of exercises that offer a challenge at the end of each chapter.

- Master essential concepts of the major subspecialty areas in internal medicine with expert information, clinical vignettes, and coverage of crucial clinical points in each chapter.
- Streamline your study with the book's emphasis on the facts and scenarios most likely to be encountered in internal medicine boards.
- Build your confidence, competence, and test-taking skills through online board exam simulations that integrate relevant clinical cases, pathology, and imaging studies.
- Assess your areas of personal strength and fill in any gaps in knowledge with concise, focused guidance from distinguished Cleveland Clinic faculty.
- Test your knowledge and skills using the book's more than 700 board-review style questions and answers in print.
- Quickly access the facts you need through the book's combination of prose and bulleted lists.
- Focus your review time on specific clinical areas using the fully searchable text online, organized by topic and packed with clinical pearls and vignettes.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1451186568
• ISBN13: 9781451186567
• Release Date: March 2014
• Publisher: LWW
• Length: 432 Pages
• Weight: 2.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 8.4" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

better than i thought

Initially I wrote a scathing review of this book because it said some things I didnt like about physical exams, how worthless they are. But as I got into the book chapter by chapter, I found it to be very useful and informative for docs like me who have been practicing a long time and might not be up on the latest information. A lot of scholarly work went into this review and I hope that it will provide me with what I need for the boards. After all, that is its main purpose. I am assuming, though the authors dont say so--that the editors have made it their business to focus on what will be on the exam as there is an awful lot of stuff to absorb. It is a great review for the practicing clinician who might not be so familiar with concepts outside of his or her field, particularly for PCPs who in the real (U.S.) world rarely practice without the use of specialists and therefore may not be up on the latest information in the subspecialties.