The Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics

For over three-quarters of a century, The Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics has been a cornerstone resource for medical professionals. Now in its 36th edition, this internationally respected guide delivers concise, evidence-based, and high-yield content ideal for quick reference in today’s fast-paced clinical environment. Developed by chief residents and faculty from the prestigious Washington University School of Medicine, this manual equips you with practical tools to navigate complex patient care with clarity and confidence.

Designed for residents, interns, medical students, and busy practitioners, the manual provides actionable diagnostic and therapeutic recommendations that reflect the latest medical advancements, including emerging therapies and evolving best practices.

Key Features:

• Concise, High-Yield Content:
  Delivers clear, organized guidance on diagnosing and managing over 200 of the most commonly encountered conditions in internal medicine and its subspecialties.
• Quick-Reference Format:
  Includes tables, algorithms, charts, and clinical pathways for streamlined access to key information in the moment of care.
• Updated Therapeutics:
  Reflects the latest treatment guidelines, drug dosing, and therapeutic advancements aimed at improving patient outcomes.
• Resident-Informed Perspectives:
  Written and edited by internal medicine chief residents at Washington University, offering real-world insights aligned with daily clinical challenges.
• Comprehensive Scope:
  Covers all essential areas, including cardiology, pulmonology, infectious disease, nephrology, hematology, gastroenterology, rheumatology, neurology, and more.
• Enhanced eBook Experience:
  Includes full-text access for use across devices, customizable note-taking, highlighting, and text-to-speech functionality for on-the-go learning.
• Globally Trusted Brand:
  Recognized and utilized by hospitals, residency programs, and physicians around the world as a gold standard in bedside reference.