Douglas Carnall, GP, London in The British Medical Journal, March 2002
""The authors are to be congratulated: this is a cut above most medical internet guides in its ambition and scope.."
Review
The authors are to be congratulated: this is a cut above most medical internet guides in its ambition and scope, and orders what can often seem a chaotic field in a clear and educational manner. (
Douglas Carnall, GP, London in The British Medical Journal )
Now in its third edition, this splendid work presents the vast panoply of the world that is 'the internet' from a useful and readable perspective. (
British Dental Journal, Vol 193, No 8 )
This book should be essential reading for those with more than a passing interest in providing patient care in the 21st century. (
Hospital Medicine )
For anyone with an interest in making full use of the Internet in medicine (which should be all of us these days) this book is highly recommended. (
Oxford Medical School Gazette )
Bruce McKenzie's book in its third edition in six years is an excellent guide to clinicians seeking to use the Internet. Following clear and understandable explanations of the Internet, e-mail and the World Wide Web, his panel of contributors describe the use of these in communication, clinical care, education (for doctors and patients), research, publishing and commerce. Throughout there are the addresses of essential Internet sites, and a large number of supporting references . . . For those to whom the computer is still a novelty as well as those who regard it as an essential aid, this book will be a boon and its acquisition is highly recommended. (
Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Vol 31, No 2 )
