Book Review: First Aid Guide

Book review: The first sense

The First Sense: A Philosophical Study of Human Touch is one of the rare contributions in theoretical and philosophical psychology exclusively on human’s sense of touch in the past decades. Although the study is conducted from a philosophical point of view, it is highly empirically informed. The author seeks to base his distinctions and arguments on empirical findings, but also offers his own o...

Pocket Guide to First Aid, Nos. 1 to 6

There are so many excellent text-books on surgery that one wonders if there is room for another. The authors of the volume under review make no apology in stating that it is designed to supplement, but not to supplant, teaching at the bedside and clinical lectures. Consequently the practice rather than the theory of surgery is dealt withThe teaching is that of the general surgical staff of St. ...

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Book Review: Guide to computer forensics and investigations (3rd ed.)

Book Review: Practical Guide to Medical Student Assessment

tiny book surprised me with its brief, lucid description of the assessment tools used in medical schools. The authors call it a practical reference to commonly raised questions about assessment instruments, and it is a good guide for medical teachers like me. It deals with most of the assessment tools for medical education with which I am acquainted, and it is very suitable for medical teachers...