Medicine for Lawyers
By:Diana Wetherill,Roy Palmer
Published on 2005-02-25 by RSM Press
Devised especially for lawyers, rather than clinicians, this book explains medical concepts and considers medical risks associated with current practice. Written by recognized experts in each field who have extensive experience of advising lawyers and the courts, this book is full of information, and based on the popular Medicine for Lawyers course of lectures held at the Royal Society of Medicine. This book is recommended as especially relevant to lawyers specializing in clinical negligence, medical law, and personal injury.
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