Royal Society of Medicine

This title offers guidance on the interpretation and practical application of systematic reviews to support evidence-based medicine. It is aimed at health professionals who need to assess the credibility of reviews before applying the recommendations in practice.

There is no need to be wary of medical statistics with this book at your side. Clinicians need to have a basic understanding of statistics if they are to fully understand the peer-reviewed literature emerging from the field of evidence-based medicine. The book clearly explains the most commonly-used techniques.

Based on the new format of the MRCPsych Part 1, this study aid includes 800 sample questions and answers. With effect from Autumn 2001, candidates will be required to answer 200 Individual Statement questions in 90 minutes.

This volume on obstetrics and gynaecology presents updates on topics of clinical importance at a level appropriate for the trainee, and should be useful to those preparing for the MRCOG and other postgraduate exams.