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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Why you should go beyond MONEY and connect with TRUE WEALTH – Here are 10 ways
Why you should go beyond MONEY , and connect with TRUE WEALTH – Here are 10 ways
If I have to write one last article before I die it would be the one that you are reading. Don’t worry I am here to stay and we as a team will continue to write more and more articles! This article is special to us and I am glad I got this opportunity to share my thoughts on true wealth with you. Before you read any further I have few requests, don’t react to the content, read the content slowly, sink into the content and see how you can figure out your own way or process to connect with your true wealth.
By true wealth – I mean something that really matters to you and something that is close to your heart.
A lot of people out in the world are striving for high returns, perfect financial products and earning more MONEY but somewhere they are losing touch with their true wealth and so today we want our readers to get in touch with their true wealth.
If you are stuck in any relationship, no matter how much you try you won’t be able to live a fulfilled life. I interact with a lot of people who find themselves stuck in some or other relationship (they call it as disturbance in life). When relationships lack workability you lose half of the battle in the world. Because your bad relationships start to consume your mental energy and it takes you away from the kind of life you want to live. We invite you today to take some steps in your life to resolve relationship issues where you are stuck. There is nothing that you cannot resolve inside of a conversation and so start having dialogue with the other person where you can make that particular relationship better. Either get out of such relationship or continue but don’t remain stuck.
Your parents are your source relationship. You may have a lot of money, huge bank balance and everything with you but if you are incomplete with your parents you will never ever be fulfilled. If you want your life to work, see that you maintain good relationship with your parents. I was once interacting with one of our clients whose father is bedridden from last few years and his father now occurs to him as burden ( he is frustrated with his situation). He is willing to take care of his father but as a duty and not lovingly. I could clearly see in his life that he earns fantastic, has everything in life but this was an area where he was stuck and so was not able to experience life at its fullest. If possible write a letter to your parents (even if they are not alive) and make sure your relationship with your parent’s works. You just can’t afford to have non-workability in this relationship.
Your home environment really matters. I and my wife always feel that as parents our only job is to provide good environment to kids and nothing else. Environment which is positive, alive and creative. Sharing from my childhood, I had very normal childhood but I witnessed a lot of family quarrels and disputes which had negative impact on me as a child. Your home environment is the greatest gift you can give to your family and kids and so pause for a while and see what best you can do to enhance your home environment. This is the greatest wealth you can ever gift to your kids and family members.
I and Manish love what we do and we see that as our success. I left my family business and he left his high paying job so that we could follow our bliss. According to us, it is a complete waste of life if you have to wake-up every day and have to do work which you don’t like doing. I am not asking you to quit your job or immediately start your own business. But be clear that your work (your daily creation) is your true wealth and so see that you love and enjoy your work. See that you nurture your work and your work nurtures you. At the end when you reach 60 or 65 you will not see work as an opportunity to earn money, but it will be about something else. (And I am sure of that). You can read how Manish had quit his job for his passion
A lot of people get so busy with their routine life, somewhere they stop taking care of their own body. If I have to put the same in a harsh way I would say “People abuse their own body”. Jim Rohn said, “Your body is the only house in which you are going to live”. A few days back one of my close relative had some hearing problem and when they approached doctor they were told, the patient will not be able to hear by left ear. They were adviced to buy hearing machine at the earliest. This person now takes great care of his second ear. Your each and every body part is important and you have to care for yourself. Here is a great thread on Quora about some misconceptions about health and wellness.
Do you go for regular dental check-up? Do you go for regular eye check-up? Or regular health check-up? Or exercise regularly? – We are not saying anything new but we know that a lot of you need to bring attention to your body. This article will teach you 10 mind-blowing things “Health” can teach you about “Wealth”
Majority of you spend a lot of time in your office with your colleagues or having interaction with your clients. Most people have loving family and loving friends in their life but it is important to have loving circle of clients and colleagues. I was once having conversation with one of our clients who had some major issue with his boss and so he was not able to focus on other areas of his life. Stop blaming people, take all the politics and professional insecurities out of your work life, stop judging people you work with because when you judge people you are not able to form loving circle of colleagues and clients. People you surround with are part of your true wealth because that is from where all the support, information and leverage is going to enter your life.
When we lead our workshop we ask people to raise their hands if they have any hobby in life. A few hands raise as majority of them do not have any hobby in life. Hobby is something that you love doing without any compulsion or pressure. This is something you do for your own self and not for someone else. It helps you to rejuvenate, it gives you a chance to connect with your own self-expression and so I always urge our clients to stay connected with their hobby. Your hobby is your true wealth; your hobby is your companion who will be with you all your life.
My son is now 1 year and 2 months old (young) and I love playing with him and his little friends who visit our home. As parents a lot of people set children education goal and marriage goal but more importantly you have to spend quality time with your kids. In the first 5-8 years of kids upbringing it is important that you spend more and more quality time with your kids. It is my dream to write a book on how to teach kids about money ( I see it as my duty to do something for kids). After you return home instead of watching soap operas, see that you spend quality time with your kids. Here it is not about quantity it is always about quality.
A lot of people have home theater at their home but they do not have library. I am not against owning a home theater because I have one at my home. I always tell my wife that the only wealth I am going to pass on to my next generation is my collection of books and nothing else. I would not like to pass on money to next generation but I will pass on books through which they can build their own capacity to produce and create wealth. Make sure you build your small library at home with some quality and inspiring books (And don’t forget to add our 3 books to your library)
Being with Mother Nature is your greatest wealth. Where I live we have peacock and peahens visiting our house every day. Every day evening I spend some time sitting in my garden doing nothing and I just BE with Mother Nature. I invite you to spend 10 to 15 minutes every day with Mother Nature, it has tremendous power in it and it will leave you with a lot of energy and peace of mind. Wherever you live see that you stay connected with nature by some way or the other.
Some Final words
In life always stay grounded and connected with your true wealth. You are free to make list of what you consider as your true wealth and take steps to give yourself fully to what matters to you. We want our readers to grow, we want each one of you to always stay connected with your true wealth. We also want you to help others in connecting with their true wealth.
This is how we can spread jago effect; this is how we can create a world that works for everyone. Do share your key insights with us in the comment section. If you have any better idea do share the same with us.
Note – This article is written by Nandish Desai
If I have to write one last article before I die it would be the one that you are reading. Don’t worry I am here to stay and we as a team will continue to write more and more articles! This article is special to us and I am glad I got this opportunity to share my thoughts on true wealth with you. Before you read any further I have few requests, don’t react to the content, read the content slowly, sink into the content and see how you can figure out your own way or process to connect with your true wealth.
By true wealth – I mean something that really matters to you and something that is close to your heart.
A lot of people out in the world are striving for high returns, perfect financial products and earning more MONEY but somewhere they are losing touch with their true wealth and so today we want our readers to get in touch with their true wealth.
1. Great and loving relationships
If you are stuck in any relationship, no matter how much you try you won’t be able to live a fulfilled life. I interact with a lot of people who find themselves stuck in some or other relationship (they call it as disturbance in life). When relationships lack workability you lose half of the battle in the world. Because your bad relationships start to consume your mental energy and it takes you away from the kind of life you want to live. We invite you today to take some steps in your life to resolve relationship issues where you are stuck. There is nothing that you cannot resolve inside of a conversation and so start having dialogue with the other person where you can make that particular relationship better. Either get out of such relationship or continue but don’t remain stuck.
2. Relationship with Parents
Your parents are your source relationship. You may have a lot of money, huge bank balance and everything with you but if you are incomplete with your parents you will never ever be fulfilled. If you want your life to work, see that you maintain good relationship with your parents. I was once interacting with one of our clients whose father is bedridden from last few years and his father now occurs to him as burden ( he is frustrated with his situation). He is willing to take care of his father but as a duty and not lovingly. I could clearly see in his life that he earns fantastic, has everything in life but this was an area where he was stuck and so was not able to experience life at its fullest. If possible write a letter to your parents (even if they are not alive) and make sure your relationship with your parent’s works. You just can’t afford to have non-workability in this relationship.
3. Building Great Home Environment
Your home environment really matters. I and my wife always feel that as parents our only job is to provide good environment to kids and nothing else. Environment which is positive, alive and creative. Sharing from my childhood, I had very normal childhood but I witnessed a lot of family quarrels and disputes which had negative impact on me as a child. Your home environment is the greatest gift you can give to your family and kids and so pause for a while and see what best you can do to enhance your home environment. This is the greatest wealth you can ever gift to your kids and family members.
4. Do what you love
I and Manish love what we do and we see that as our success. I left my family business and he left his high paying job so that we could follow our bliss. According to us, it is a complete waste of life if you have to wake-up every day and have to do work which you don’t like doing. I am not asking you to quit your job or immediately start your own business. But be clear that your work (your daily creation) is your true wealth and so see that you love and enjoy your work. See that you nurture your work and your work nurtures you. At the end when you reach 60 or 65 you will not see work as an opportunity to earn money, but it will be about something else. (And I am sure of that). You can read how Manish had quit his job for his passion
5. Take good care of your body parts
A lot of people get so busy with their routine life, somewhere they stop taking care of their own body. If I have to put the same in a harsh way I would say “People abuse their own body”. Jim Rohn said, “Your body is the only house in which you are going to live”. A few days back one of my close relative had some hearing problem and when they approached doctor they were told, the patient will not be able to hear by left ear. They were adviced to buy hearing machine at the earliest. This person now takes great care of his second ear. Your each and every body part is important and you have to care for yourself. Here is a great thread on Quora about some misconceptions about health and wellness.
Do you go for regular dental check-up? Do you go for regular eye check-up? Or regular health check-up? Or exercise regularly? – We are not saying anything new but we know that a lot of you need to bring attention to your body. This article will teach you 10 mind-blowing things “Health” can teach you about “Wealth”
6. Loving circle of clients and colleagues
Majority of you spend a lot of time in your office with your colleagues or having interaction with your clients. Most people have loving family and loving friends in their life but it is important to have loving circle of clients and colleagues. I was once having conversation with one of our clients who had some major issue with his boss and so he was not able to focus on other areas of his life. Stop blaming people, take all the politics and professional insecurities out of your work life, stop judging people you work with because when you judge people you are not able to form loving circle of colleagues and clients. People you surround with are part of your true wealth because that is from where all the support, information and leverage is going to enter your life.
7. Stay connected with your hobby
When we lead our workshop we ask people to raise their hands if they have any hobby in life. A few hands raise as majority of them do not have any hobby in life. Hobby is something that you love doing without any compulsion or pressure. This is something you do for your own self and not for someone else. It helps you to rejuvenate, it gives you a chance to connect with your own self-expression and so I always urge our clients to stay connected with their hobby. Your hobby is your true wealth; your hobby is your companion who will be with you all your life.
8. Give quality time to your kids
My son is now 1 year and 2 months old (young) and I love playing with him and his little friends who visit our home. As parents a lot of people set children education goal and marriage goal but more importantly you have to spend quality time with your kids. In the first 5-8 years of kids upbringing it is important that you spend more and more quality time with your kids. It is my dream to write a book on how to teach kids about money ( I see it as my duty to do something for kids). After you return home instead of watching soap operas, see that you spend quality time with your kids. Here it is not about quantity it is always about quality.
9. Build a small library at home
A lot of people have home theater at their home but they do not have library. I am not against owning a home theater because I have one at my home. I always tell my wife that the only wealth I am going to pass on to my next generation is my collection of books and nothing else. I would not like to pass on money to next generation but I will pass on books through which they can build their own capacity to produce and create wealth. Make sure you build your small library at home with some quality and inspiring books (And don’t forget to add our 3 books to your library)
10. Spend time with Nature
Being with Mother Nature is your greatest wealth. Where I live we have peacock and peahens visiting our house every day. Every day evening I spend some time sitting in my garden doing nothing and I just BE with Mother Nature. I invite you to spend 10 to 15 minutes every day with Mother Nature, it has tremendous power in it and it will leave you with a lot of energy and peace of mind. Wherever you live see that you stay connected with nature by some way or the other.
Some Final words
In life always stay grounded and connected with your true wealth. You are free to make list of what you consider as your true wealth and take steps to give yourself fully to what matters to you. We want our readers to grow, we want each one of you to always stay connected with your true wealth. We also want you to help others in connecting with their true wealth.
This is how we can spread jago effect; this is how we can create a world that works for everyone. Do share your key insights with us in the comment section. If you have any better idea do share the same with us.
Note – This article is written by Nandish Desai
Sunday, March 1, 2015
How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper – June 16 2011
How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper (How to Write & Publish a Scientific Paper (Day)) Hardcover – June 16, 2011
Author: Robert A. Day | Language: English | ISBN: 0313391955 | Format: PDF, EPUB
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• Maintains the quality of information that has made this text a longtime favorite, now newly updated to encompass current technology and trends
• Presents invaluable information enlivened by cartoons, quotes, amusing tales, and more
• Written to be accessible even for nonnative speakers of English
• Provides an insiders view of how journals work—and how to work with them
• Serves as a great companion to the book Scientific English
• Includes scientific graphs and photographs as well as cartoons by Sidney Harris, Charles Schulz, Jorge Cham, and others
• Provides a glossary of nearly 100 key terms in writing, publishing, and related realms
• Includes a thorough topic index
"Day and Gastel offer much wisdom in cutting through the red tape to avoid missteps. . . . How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper is a strongly recommended addition to any novice and aspiring person of sciences personal library collection."
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"Although one would not read this book from cover to cover, the sections are self-sustaining and can be read as a topic of interest may arise. I recommend this book for the library of medical writers."
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Writing a scientific paper and having it accepted for publication by a respected journal isnt an impossible task, nor does it require the ability to form complex sentence structures and use esoteric vocabulary words. Achieving this goal does require good organizational skills, the ability to follow directions, and writing that is simple and straightforward.
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Simple Changes to End Chronic Pain – October 1 2013
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Biostatistics For Dummies – July 29 2013
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Author: Pezzullo | Language: English | ISBN: 1118553985 | Format: PDF, EPUB
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Learn to:
- Understand key statistical concepts as they relate to biological sciences
- Interpret biological and statistical data in any setting
- Score your highest in your biostatistics course
Baffled by biostatistics?
Biostatisticians are charged with finding answers to some of the world's most pressing health questions: How safe or effective are drugs hitting the market today? What causes autism? What are the risk factors for cardiovascular disease? Covering the most relevant topics you'll encounter in a biostatistics course, Biostatistics For Dummies gives you plain-English explanations of important concepts and plenty of examples.
- Back to the basics — get up to speed on math and statistics concepts, find advice on selecting statistical software, and get an overview of clinical research
- The deal with data — find out how to collect data properly, summarize it concisely, display it in tables and graphs, and describe its qualities
- Size it up — grasp the most common statistical techniques for comparing groups: t tests, ANOVAs, chi-square tests, and Fisher Exact tests
- Let's regress — learn how to test for and quantify the relationship between two or more variables, from a simple straight-line regression to multiple, logistic, nonlinear, and other kinds of regression
- Survive and thrive — see how to calculate survival curves, test for a difference in survival between two or more groups of subjects, and apply the methods of regression analysis to survival data
Open the book and find:
- Basic math and statistical formulas, concepts, and techniques you need to know
- The big picture of clinical research
- How to summarize and graph data
- The scoop on accuracy, precision, standard errors, and confidence intervals
- Ways to compare groups
- Common distribution functions
- Simple rules for sample-size calculations
About the Author
John C. Pezzullo, PhD, has held faculty appointments in the departments of biomathematics and biostatistics, pharmacology, nursing, and internal medicine at Georgetown University. He is semi-retired and continues to teach biostatistics and clinical trial design online to Georgetown University students.
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Introduction 1
Part I: Beginning with Biostatistics Basics 7
Chapter 1: Biostatistics 101 9
Chapter 2: Overcoming Mathophobia: Reading and Understanding Mathematical Expressions 17
Chapter 3: Getting Statistical: A Short Review of Basic Statistics 31
Chapter 4: Counting on Statistical Software 51
Chapter 5: Conducting Clinical Research 61
Chapter 6: Looking at Clinical Trials and Drug Development 77
Part II: Getting Down and Dirty with Data 91
Chapter 7: Getting Your Data into the Computer 93
Chapter 8: Summarizing and Graphing Your Data 103
Chapter 9: Aiming for Accuracy and Precision 121
Chapter 10: Having Confidence in Your Results 133
Chapter 11: Fuzzy In Equals Fuzzy Out: Pushing Imprecision through a Formula 143
Part III: Comparing Groups 153
Chapter 12: Comparing Average Values between Groups 155
Chapter 13: Comparing Proportions and Analyzing Cross-Tabulations 173
Chapter 14: Taking a Closer Look at Fourfold Tables 189
Chapter 15: Analyzing Incidence and Prevalence Rates in Epidemiologic Data 203
Chapter 16: Feeling Noninferior (Or Equivalent) 211
Part IV: Looking for Relationships with Correlation and Regression 219
Chapter 17: Introducing Correlation and Regression 221
Chapter 18: Getting Straight Talk on Straight-Line Regression 233
Chapter 19: More of a Good Thing: Multiple Regression 251
Chapter 20: A Yes-or-No Proposition: Logistic Regression 267
Chapter 21: Other Useful Kinds of Regression 291
Part V: Analyzing Survival Data 311
Chapter 22: Summarizing and Graphing Survival Data 313
Chapter 23: Comparing Survival Times 331
Chapter 24: Survival Regression 339
Part VI: The Part of Tens 357
Chapter 25: Ten Distributions Worth Knowing 359
Chapter 26: Ten Easy Ways to Estimate How Many Subjects You Need 369
Index 375
I have been teaching biostatistics for more than a dozen years and I am always looking for a book that is readable, thoughtful and not too technical for a math phobic audience. This book does very well on all three criteria and will now be on my short list with Biostatistics: The Bare Essentials, 3e and Intuitive Biostatistics: A Nonmathematical Guide to Statistical Thinking. The prose is clear and the for dummies margin icons for important/dangerous/etc topics really helps to make this an easy and fast read. The book is not too shallow in the topics that are covered. I was not pleased when I saw Bayesian statistics were missing from the index but those ideas are mentioned as web bonus material. There is a bit of mathematical notation early on but readers who truly hate it will be able to read around it without loosing the gist.
The one real shortcoming of the book is the lack of a cohesive introduction to any statistical package. All the major packages (SAS, R, SPSS, etc) are introduced and many of the less expensive options (including web resources) are mentioned. The coverage of the packages are balanced (but the comments on SAS are not entirely true). The book would be much stronger with a web compendium that explains how to do all the common analyses in the common packages.
The book does an excellent job of encouraging people to think about data, as opposed to just doing math.
BIOSTATISTICS FOR DUMMIES is a 390 page book on biostatistics where the emphasis is on clinical trials. From my own experience as a medical writer, I know that Clinical Study Protocols, Clinical Study Reports, Investigators Brochures, and so on, make frequent use of statistical concepts and formulas such as, alpha value, type I error, type II error, Kaplan-Meier plots, Z statistic, t statistic, P value, confidence interval, standard deviation, and others. Most of these formulas are described in this book. This book takes care to explain concepts that might be overlooked in other statistics textbooks, such as the fact that the determination of a P value, "is arbitrary, it depends on how much of a risk youre willing to take of being fooled by random fluctuations, that is, of making a Type I error. Over the years, the value of 0.05 has become accepted as a reasonable criterion for declaring significance" (page 43). This type of description provides a good background for the medical writer. For example, this morning I was reading a Clinical Study Protocol, which had been submitted with a SPA, where the P value for interim analysis was 0.002 and where the P value for analysis when the clinical trial was completed was 0.04. The book fails to provide guidance on how to solve any formulas in biostatistics. The book fails to include any problem sets, and it certainly does not include any answers. This book will not enable any novice to understand any statistical formulas. On the other hand, if you already understand biostatistics and know how to work the formulas by hand, then this book will be useful for tying all of the formulas together, and for providing a "big picture" of biostatistics. The book takes the same tactic as that taken by actor Robert Preston in THE MUSIC MAN.
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Neurocritical Care – November 1, 2011
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"In this unique text, Drs. Wijdicks and Rabinstein - true masters of both the practice and science of critical care neurology - deftly combine nuanced interpretation of the most pertinent scientific literature with unparalleled experience and incisive reasoning to provide explicit guidance for making the most difficult of these decisions. Neurocritical Care - What Next? is written in a style that makes it suitable for both reading in its entirety and as a reference. It is a must read for anyone who regularly cares for critically ill neurologic and neurosurgical patients. Furthermore, due to its pragmatic approach, it should be readily available in all emergency departments and intensive care units as a first-line reference when a difficult neurocritical care issue arises." -- Joseph D. Burns, MD, Attending Neurointensivist, Boston Medical Center, Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Boston University School of Medicine
"Neurocritical Care by Wijdicks and Rabinstein is an innovative and highly effective text to educate physicians about this rapidly growing field. The book is original and practical; it approaches the educational matter in a real-life manner, with the presentation of cases followed by honest and down-to-earth discussions of the basics and nuances of management...[and] provide[s] the appropriate amount of evidence for the reader to understand the essentials of management...They provide "key points" at the culmination of each chapter, giving the reader salient take home messages that allow for easy digestion. In an age in which it is difficult to know what to read Neurocritical Care is refreshingly straightforward and downright enjoyable to read. It should be a staple on every neurologists or critical care physicians desk." -- David M. Greer, MD, MA, FCCM, Vice Chair, Department of Neurology, Yale University School of Medicine
"Eelco Wijdicks and Alejandro Rabinstein have teamed up again to deliver another well-written, innovative text in the fundamentals of neurocritical care. In a field where there continues to be an explosion of new evidence every year, clinicians are still faced with many areas of uncertainty in the day-to-day decision-making of complex illness. To this end, this collection of cases, accounts based on actual patients seen by the authors, helps the reader frame an approach that can be individualized to a particular patient. The authors have designed the structure of the chapters based not on topic areas but rather by practical issues of management that neurologists, neurosurgeons, and intensivists have to face every day in the complex care of critically ill neurologic patients." -- Kevin N. Sheth, MD, Section Editor, Current Treatment Options in Neurology
"Drs. Wijdiks and Rabinstein, 2 masters of the emerging science of critical care neurology,
have produced a superb and enjoyably distilled short and practical guide to the field that offers valuable information to even the most experienced clinicians...The authors present easily digestible information primarily about the interventions encountered in neurocritical care. It is a must-read book for any neurologist, neurosurgeon, or any other clinician taking care of these patients." -- Timea Hodics, MD, Archives of Neurology
EELCO F. M. WIJDICKS, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.P., Professor of Neurology, College of Medicine, Chair, Division of Critical Care Neurology, Consultant, Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit, Saint Marys Hospital, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
ALEJANDRO A. RABINSTEIN, M.D., Professor of Neurology, College of Medicine, Division of Critical Care Neurology, Medical Director and Consultant, Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit, Saint Marys Hospital, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
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Review
"In this unique text, Drs. Wijdicks and Rabinstein - true masters of both the practice and science of critical care neurology - deftly combine nuanced interpretation of the most pertinent scientific literature with unparalleled experience and incisive reasoning to provide explicit guidance for making the most difficult of these decisions. Neurocritical Care - What Next? is written in a style that makes it suitable for both reading in its entirety and as a reference. It is a must read for anyone who regularly cares for critically ill neurologic and neurosurgical patients. Furthermore, due to its pragmatic approach, it should be readily available in all emergency departments and intensive care units as a first-line reference when a difficult neurocritical care issue arises." -- Joseph D. Burns, MD, Attending Neurointensivist, Boston Medical Center, Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Boston University School of Medicine
"Neurocritical Care by Wijdicks and Rabinstein is an innovative and highly effective text to educate physicians about this rapidly growing field. The book is original and practical; it approaches the educational matter in a real-life manner, with the presentation of cases followed by honest and down-to-earth discussions of the basics and nuances of management...[and] provide[s] the appropriate amount of evidence for the reader to understand the essentials of management...They provide "key points" at the culmination of each chapter, giving the reader salient take home messages that allow for easy digestion. In an age in which it is difficult to know what to read Neurocritical Care is refreshingly straightforward and downright enjoyable to read. It should be a staple on every neurologists or critical care physicians desk." -- David M. Greer, MD, MA, FCCM, Vice Chair, Department of Neurology, Yale University School of Medicine
"Eelco Wijdicks and Alejandro Rabinstein have teamed up again to deliver another well-written, innovative text in the fundamentals of neurocritical care. In a field where there continues to be an explosion of new evidence every year, clinicians are still faced with many areas of uncertainty in the day-to-day decision-making of complex illness. To this end, this collection of cases, accounts based on actual patients seen by the authors, helps the reader frame an approach that can be individualized to a particular patient. The authors have designed the structure of the chapters based not on topic areas but rather by practical issues of management that neurologists, neurosurgeons, and intensivists have to face every day in the complex care of critically ill neurologic patients." -- Kevin N. Sheth, MD, Section Editor, Current Treatment Options in Neurology
"Drs. Wijdiks and Rabinstein, 2 masters of the emerging science of critical care neurology,
have produced a superb and enjoyably distilled short and practical guide to the field that offers valuable information to even the most experienced clinicians...The authors present easily digestible information primarily about the interventions encountered in neurocritical care. It is a must-read book for any neurologist, neurosurgeon, or any other clinician taking care of these patients." -- Timea Hodics, MD, Archives of Neurology
About the Author
EELCO F. M. WIJDICKS, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.P., Professor of Neurology, College of Medicine, Chair, Division of Critical Care Neurology, Consultant, Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit, Saint Marys Hospital, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
ALEJANDRO A. RABINSTEIN, M.D., Professor of Neurology, College of Medicine, Division of Critical Care Neurology, Medical Director and Consultant, Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit, Saint Marys Hospital, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
Direct download links available for Neurocritical Care – November 1, 2011
- Series: What Do I Do Now
- Paperback: 258 pages
- Publisher: Oxford University Press; 1 edition (November 1, 2011)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0199843627
- ISBN-13: 978-0199843626
- Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches
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