[ 3 Vol. ] How to Do It, Vol. 1-3.

Vol. 1: 258 p., Vol. 2: 227 p., Vol. 3: 250 p. Three Volumes together. - Lediglich leicht beriebene Einbände, sonst gute und saubere Exemplare ohne Anstreichungen / Only slightly rubbed covers, otherwise good and clean copies without annotations. - Contents Preface I MANAGEMENT 1 Be a manager Cyril Chantier, ma, md, frcp, principal, United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospitals, London; unit general manager, Guy’s Hospital 1985-8; president, British Association of Medical Managers 2 Chair a committee A G W Whitfield, md, phd, frcp (deceased), formerly assistant director, Royal College of Physicians Research Unit, London 3 Organise a new department S R Naik, md, professor and head of department of gastroenterology, Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow, India 4 Get a patient into a mental hospital Andrew Smith, obe, frcgp. Revised by Roderick A Smith, general practitioner, Reading; Eileen Spiller, director of Service Development, West Berks Priority Care Services NHS Trust 5 Be a dictator Heather Windle, freelance technical journalist, London 6 Dictate a discharge summary T M Penney, drcog, general practitioner, Linden Avenue Medical Centre, Kettering, Northamptonshire 7 Design a clinical information system A P Smith, md, consultant physician, Llandough Hospital, Llandough, South Glamorgan 8 Produce a service specification Diana Webster, mfphm, consultant in public health medicine, Leeds District Health Authority 9 Apply for charitable status Maurice Slevin, consultant physician and medical oncologist, St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London; Patsy Ryan, freelance medical journalist, London 10 Signpost your hospital J H Baron, dm, frcp, senior lecturer and consultant, Departments of Surgery and Medicine, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, London; consultant physician and clinical senior lecturer, St Charles’ and St Mary’s Hospital and Medical School, London 11 Deal with colleagues with problems David Roy, director of adult mental health and ALD services, West Lambeth Community Care (NHS) Trust; Jonathan Seeker Walker, honorary senior lecturer, University College London Medical School 12 Implement a no-smoking policy Pamela Taylor, special adviser, World Health Organisation 13 Represent your colleagues James Appleyard, frcp, mrcs, DObstRCOG, consultant paediatrician, Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Canterbury 14 Organise your time Douglas Black, md, frcp, emeritus professor of medicine, University of Manchester 15 Set Up a patient participation group T-m Paine, frcgp, mrcp, general practitioner, Bristol r sed by B E Marks, frcgp, Department of General puttee, Rusholme Medical Centre, Manchester 16 Cope in office Tom Solomon, ba, mrcp, dch, Wellcome Trust clinical research fellow, Centre for Tropical Diseases, Cho Quan Hospital, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam; formerly president, Osler House Club, University of Oxford II EMPLOYMENT 17 Give a reference John Stallworthy, frcs, frcog (deceased), formerly emeritus Nuffield professor of obstetrics and gynaecology, University of Oxford 18 Write a job description Ron Firth, aics, formerly head of personnel, British Medical Association 19 Conduct a selection interview George Dick, md, dsc, frcp, chairperson, Medical Advisory and Research Consultants, London 20 Appoint a colleague M C Petch, md, frcp, consultant cardiologist, Papworth Hospital NHS Trust, Cambridge 21 Choose a house officer John S Yudkin, md, frcp, professor of medicine, University College London Medical School 22 Assess a job A J Asbury, mb, chb, ffarcs, PhD, senior lecturer in anaesthesia, Western Infirmary, Glasgow 23 Prepare a curriculum vitae Eoin O’Brien, md, frcpi, frcp, faccp, consultant physician (cardiology), The Charitable Infirmary, Dublin 24 Be interviewed James Owen Drife, md, FRCSEd, mrcog, professor of obstetrics and gynaecology, School of Medicine, University of Leeds 25 Apply for part time senior registrar training Jacqueline Morrell, MRCPsych, senior registrar in child and adolescent psychiatry, Riverside Mental Health Child and Adolescent Service, London; Angela Roberts, MRCPsych, senior registrar in child and adolescent psychiatry, Tavistock Clinic, London 26 Be a general practitioner locum David Allen Stocks, drcog, general practitioner, Wetherby 27 Job share a consultant post Graham Thornicroft, msc, MRCPsych, consultant psychiatrist, Maudsley Hospital, London Geraldine Strathdee, mb, BCh, bao Belfast, consultant psychiatrist, Maudsley Hospital, London 28 Start in private practice Anthony E Young, ma, MChir, frcs, consultant surgeon, St Thomas’s Hospital, London 29 Work abroad Anne Savage, mb, dch, formerly senior medical officer, St Elizabeth’s Hospital, Lusikisiki, Transkei, South Africa 30 Visit a health centre in a developing country PAG Gibson, mrcp, lecturer in child health, University of Papua New Guinea, Boroko, Papua New Guinea A McClelland, mrcgp, medical officer, Port Moresby General Hospital, Boroko, Papua New Guinea 31 Take a sabbatical from general practice Ian Tait, md, frcgp, general practitioner, Aldeburgh, Suffolk viii III COUNSELLING 32 Broaden your mind about death and related subjects in certain religious groups John Black md frcp, formerly consultant paediatrician, Childrens Hospital, Sheffield, and the Jessop Hospital for Women, Sheffield 33 Improve the counselling skills of doctors and nurses in cancer care Peter Maguire, FRCPsych, director, Cancer Research Campaign Psychological Medicine Group, Christie Hospital NHS Trust, Manchester Ann Faulkner, srn, senior lecturer, Department of Nursing Studies, University of Edinburgh Revised by Peter Maguire 34 Communicate with cancer patients: 1 Handling bad news and difficult questions Peter Maguire, FRCPsych, director, Cancer Research Campaign Psychological Medicine Group, Christie Hospital NHS Trust, Manchester Ann Faulkner, srn, senior lecturer, Department of Nursing Studies, University of Edinburgh Revised by Peter Maguire 35 Communicate with cancer patients: 2 Handling uncertainty, collusion, and denial Peter Maguire, FRCPsych, director, Cancer Research Campaign Psychological Medicine Group, Christie Hospital NHS Trust, Manchester Ann Faulkner, srn, senior lecturer, Department of Nursing Studies, University of Edinburgh Revised by Peter Maguire Index / Vol. 2: Contents Preface I EXAMINATIONS 1 Be an examiner John Dawson, frcs, consultant surgeon and formerly clinical dean, School of Medicine and Dentistry, King’s College, London 2 Set and assess a multiple choice question examination David Lowe, md, mrcpath, senior lecturer and honorary consultant, Department of Histopathology, St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical College, London 3 Take an examination paper P R Fleming Revised and expanded by John Anderson, mb, frcp, frcog, postgraduate dean, Regional Postgraduate Institute for Medicine and Dentistry, University of Newcastle upon Tyne 4 Organise a clinical examination H N Cohen, md, frcp, consultant physician, Hairmyres Hospital, East Kilbride, Glasgow 5 Take a clinical examination J F Stokes, ma, md, frcp, frcp(E) {retired), formerly consulting physician, University College Hospital, London 6 Take an examination viva N K Shinton, frcp, frcpath, director, School of Postgraduate Medical Education, University of Warwick II ACADEMIA 7 Take a teaching ward round John Rees, md, frcp, consultant physician and senior lecturer in medicine, United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospitals, London 8 Keep up with the medical literature Cindy Walker-Dilks, research librarian, Health Information Research Unit, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 9 File reprints and references Michael Marmot, frcp, head of department and professor of epidemiology and public health, University College London Medical School 10 Choose and use a calculator M A Mullee, bsc, msc, senior statistical programmer, University of Southampton 11 Choose a personal computer A J Asbury, mb, chb, ffarcs, phd, senior lecturer in anaesthesia, Western Infirmary, Glasgow 12 Use a word processor Nicholas Lee, frcs, FRcopth, consultant ophthalmologist, Western Eye and Hillingdon Hospitals 13 Present numerical results M J Campbell, reader in medical statistics, University of Southampton 14 Use electronic mail M S Buckingham, dm, frcog, consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist, Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Winchester 15 Prepare a lecture R Shields, dl, md, DSc, frcs, facs, fcs(sa), professor and head of department of surgery, University of Liverpool 16 Give a lecture Richard Leech (Richard Leeper McClelland), ba, mb, actor (retired), London, formerly house surgeon, Meath Hospital and County Dublin Infirmary (1945) 17 Lecture abroad David Lowe, md, mrcpath, senior lecturer and honorary consultant, Department of Histopathology, St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical College, London 18 Devise a course for overseas visitors who don’t speak English well B B Seedhom, bsc, phd, senior lecturer in bioengineering, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Research Unit, University of Leeds; J E Smeathers, phd, research fellow, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Unit, University of Leeds; D T Thompson, phd, training consultant, Stony Stratford 19 Use an overhead projector T S Murray, phd, frcp, frcgp, professor, Department of General Practice, University of Glasgow 20 Use slides Mary Evans, research coordinator, Scarborough Hospital, Scarborough 21 Look after a visiting speaker Patrick Hoyte, lrcp, assistant secretary, Medical Defence Union, Manchester 22 Travel to a conference (obtaining funding) K C B Tan, md, medical registrar, University College and Middlesex School of Medicine, London; D J Betteridge, frcp, reader in medicine, University College and Middlesex School of Medicine, London Ill RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATION 23 Plan a research project Michael Warren, md, frcp, ffphm, emeritus professor of social medicine. University of Kent at Canterbury, Robin Dowie, PHD, Hon mfphm, senior research fellow, British Postgraduate Medical Federation, University of London 24 Organise a multicentre trial C Warlow, md, head of department and professor of medical neurology, Department of Clinical Neurosciences, Western General Hospital, University of Edinburgh 25 Chair a conference Ronald Gibson, cbe, dm, frcs, formerly general practitioner, Winchester, Hants 26 Organise an international medical meeting Ian Capperauld, FRCSEd, FRCSGiasg, FRCSEng, executive director, research and development, Ethicon Limited, Edinburgh', AIS MacPherson, FRCSEd, frse, formerly consultant surgeon, The Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh 27 Achieve success in international specialist meetings J Alexander-Williams, frcs, professor of gastrointestinal surgery, General Hospital, Birmingham; L P Fielding, frcs, professor of general surgery, St Mary’s Hospital, Waterbury, Connecticut; S Goldberg, md, clinical professor, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota; R H Grace, frcs, consultant surgeon, Royal Hospital, Wolverhampton 28 Organise a medical symposium for general practitioners David J T Wright, mrcgp, general practitioner, Gillies Health Centre, Basingstoke, Hampshire 29 Prepare for a foreign fellow Lindsay J Smith, honorary senior registrar, Department of Paediatric Neurology, Hospital for Sick Children; Catherine Marraffa, consultant paediatrician (community), Central Middlesex Hospital, London Index / Vol. 3: Contents Preface I WRITING 1 Write a paper , Alex Paton, md, frcp, retired consultant physician 2 Be your own subeditor William F Whimster, md, frcp, frcpath, professor of histopathology, King’s College School of Medicine and Dentistry, London 3 Choose a better word B J Freedman, mb, bs, frcp, formerly consultant physician, King’s College Hospital, London 4 Please an editor Alistair Brewis, medical director, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne 5 Write a single-author book G C Cook, md, dsc, frcp, fracp, fls, consultant physician, Hospital for Tropical Diseases, London 6 Prepare a Festschrift Greg Wilkinson, FRCP(Edin), frcpsych, professor of liaison psychiatry, University of Liverpool 7 Review a book Harold Ellis, frcs, professor of surgery, United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospitals, London 8 Write an obituary A G W Whitfield, md.phd, frcp (deceased), formerly assistant director, Royal College of Physicians Research Unit, London Revised by Liz Crossan, assistant editor, BMJ 9 Referee a paper D A Pyke, md, frcp, formerly registrar, Royal College of Physicians 10 Edit a staff round Robert Winter, mrcp, series editor, Hammersmith staff rounds 11 Enhance your practice annual report Stefan Cembrowicz, general practitioner, Bristol 12 Write—and use—the annual report of the director of public health John Middleton, md, mfphm, director of public health, Sandwell Health Authority, West Bromwich, West Midlands George Pollock, ffphm, consultant adviser, Public Health Division, NHS Management Executive, Leeds Kathy Binysh, mfphm, senior medical officer, Department of Health Valerie Chishty, mfphm, director of public health, North Worcestershire Health Authority 13 Write a classic paper Anthony David, mrcpsych, senior lecturer and honorary consultant, Institute of Psychiatry, London 14 Write for money Michael O’Donnell, mb, bchir, author, broadcaster, and former general practitioner II PUBLISHING AND PUBLICITY 15 Become a medical journalist or editor Fiona Godlee, assistant editor, BMJ-, Stella Lowry, head, International Division, British Medical Association-, Richard Smith, editor, BMJ 16 Improve a student medical journal Colin M Barron, mb, chb, frsh, business manager, Ashlea Nursing Home, Callander, Perthshire 17 Edit a specialist journal John Swales, ma, md, frcp, head of department and professor of medicine, School of Medicine, University of Leicester 18 Survive as an editor Stephen Lock, cbe, md, frcp, facp, research associate, Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, London 19 Set up a newsletter Tim Albert, trainer and consultant in written communications, Leatherhead, Surrey 20 Prepare a patient education leaflet J A Muir Gray, md FRCPGias, mrcpg, ffcm, director of health policy and public health, Oxford Regional Health Authority 21 Get publicity Pamela Taylor, special adviser, World Health Organisation 22 Get a letter in the newspapers Charles Pither, mb, bs, ffarcs, consultant anaesthetist, St Thomas’s Hospital, London 23 Talk to a reporter Tony Smith, bm, bch, associate editor, British Medical Journal 24 Appear on television Karl Sabbagh, writer and television producer, Richmond, Surrey 25 Give a press conference Pamela Taylor, special adviser, World Health Organisation III SOMETHING DIFFERENT 26 Associate with community groups Lilias Gillies, bsc, secretary, Haringey Community Health Council, London 27 Run a pressure group and change the law Madeleine Simms, ma, msc, former press officer and editor for the Abortion Law Reform Association 28 Raise funds A K Thould, md, frcp, consultant rheumatologist, Royal Cornwall Hospital (City), Truro 29 Admit that you are wrong David Morris, emeritus consultant paediatrician, Woolwich Group of Hospitals 30 Be a patient B T Marsh, ba, MBBS(Hons), drcog, ffpm, consultant in pharmaceutical medicine 31 Attend an inquest R A B Drury, dm, frcpath, honorary consultant histopathologist, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth 32 Give evidence Bernard Knight, cbe, md, mrcp, frcpath, dmj(path), barrister, professor of forensic pathology, Wales Institute of Forensic Medicine, Cardiff 33 Beautify your old hospital J H Baron, dm, frcp, senior lecturer and consultant, Departments of Surgery and Medicine, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, London; consultant physician and clinical senior lecturer, St Charles’ and St Mary’s Hospital and Medical School, London 34 Commission a portrait Imogen Lock, ma, fine art consultant, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire 35 Organise a reunion of your undergraduate classmates Colin Kenny, mrcgp, general practitioner, Dromore, County Down 36 Start and run a medical dining club T H Baron, dm, frcp, senior lecturer and consultant, Departments of Surgery and Medicine, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, London; consultant physician and clinical senior lecturer, St Charles’ and St Mary’s Hospital and Medical School, London 37 Survive a dinner Clifford Hawkins, md, frcp (deceased), formerly honorary consultant physician, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham 38 Retire David Waldron Smithers, md, frcp, frcs, frcr, formerly director of the radiotherapy department, Royal Marsden Hospital, London 39 Fly Ian Capperauld, frcsed, FRCSGiasg, FRCSEng, executive director, research and development, Ethicon Limited, Edinburgh Index. 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