Published Dec 10, 2008
driveinstyle2005
19 Posts
what is the best book for acls?
Thornbird
373 Posts
The American Heart Association's "Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care for Healthcare Providers". You should be provided the book when you take ACLS.
Medic09, BSN, RN, EMT-P
441 Posts
The old Mistovich and co. book was good, but now outdated.
A lot of folks at our hospital and flight service like Aehlert's book (Mosby/JEMS).
You don't REALLY need anything other than the AHA materials.
iluvivt, BSN, RN
2,774 Posts
If you would like to get something in addition to the above already mentioned...here is what I liked. ACLS made incredibly easy. This is part of the incredibly easy series by Lippincot,williams and wilkens. The sample megacode scenarios in the back of the book were great. The book gets right to the point and you do not have to read on and on about stemi and non-stemi and the like......JUST THE FACTS....great book for an RN with an already busy schedule. Make sure you get one with the latest recommendations. I bought mine at Borders for $35.95