Update in Adolescent Medicine .- Update in Allergy and Immunology. – Update in Cardiology.- Update in Child Abuse.- Update in Critical Care.- Update in Development and Autism. – Update in Emergency Medicine.- Update in Endocrinology.- Update in Gastroenterology.- Update in Hematology.- Update in Hospitalist Medicine.- Update in Infectious Disease.- Update in Metabolics and Genetics.- Update in Nephrology.- Update in Neonatology.- Update in Neurology.- Update in Oncology.-Update in Psychiatry.- Update in Rheumatology.
Shalea Piteau is the Chief/Medical Director of Pediatrics at Quinte Health Care in Belleville Ontario and an Assistant Professor at Queen’s University. She went to Queen’s University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree, and then she did a Masters of Science in Physiology at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Shalea went to Medical School at UBC and then she completed a Residency in Pediatrics at Queen’s University. She enjoys going on mission trips in her free time, and has been to multiple continents including Africa, Asia, South and Central America, and to the Native Reserves in northern Canada.
This concise and comprehensive volume updates health professionals on recent advances in the field of pediatrics. It includes chapters in every subspecialty of pediatrics, such as critical care, development emergency medicine and genetics. Ranging from traditional disciplines such as infectious disease and cardiology to more current disciplines such as adolescent medicine, metabolics and genetics this is an indispensable guide for the busy clinician who wishes to stay up-to date with latest advances in the field.
Through the use of summaries and bullet points, the book conciselly describes the latest recommendations and guidelines in pediatrics and provides a good overview of the available technology for each subspecialty.
The team of authors is made up of experienced clinicians and researchers in their respective fields. This book appeals to pediatricians, family doctors, nurses and nurse practitioners, allied health professionals, and health researchers.
