Clinical medicine and internal medicine are fields of study that require a near-encyclopedic knowledge of illnesses, symptoms, causes, and treatments.
Those who work in these fields face countless hours of study as they work to qualify for the roles, and endless hours more as they continue to learn throughout their careers. With so much to learn, clinical books offer huge amounts of information, as well as practical reference materials to have on hand.
Booktopia stocks a huge range of clinical books, both for those just starting out, and for experts looking to enhance their knowledge.
Popular Clinical Books
For anyone who will ever work with children, the Paediatric Handbook is a trusted, useful guide to common and serious childhood illnesses and disorders. This is a must-have for students and practitioners with up-to-date information on a variety of topics, with full-colour photos and practical guidance for everything from professional ethics to communication.
One of the most common books in this field is Talley and O’Connor’s Examination Medicine. This guide to physician training has been the study bible for generations of physicians and medical students, with photographs of signs and conditions, 50 case studies (both short and long), common pitfalls, useful tips, and so much more. Book purchasers also gain access to an enhanced ebook version and video tutorials of the case studies.
Best-selling Internal Medicine Books
First year medical residents will reach for Resident Readiness Internal Medicine. This textbook is packed with practical clinical information and divided into sections for inpatient medicine, outpatient medicine, transitions of care, and more. It also includes Q&A, and diagnosis and treatment information, making it an excellent all-rounder.
There’s also a huge range of disease- and illness-specific textbooks, such as Pathophysiology of Heart Disease. This introduction to cardiovascular medicine is an award-winning textbook that offers clear, complete, and clinically relevant information about cardiovascular pathophysiology. It covers the mechanisms of cardiac disease, technological advances, a Q&A section to prepare for exams, full-colour illustrations, and end-of-chapter summaries.
A trending topic right now is the ongoing medical fallout of covid, with an estimated one million Australians suffering from Long Covid, which has made Long Covid a popular read amongst medical practitioners. This book goes into diagnosis, symptom management, and treatment options.
Be sure to check back regularly, as Booktopia often updates our selection with new titles when they are released.