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Classic Texts

Hi everyone,

I have a friend who is going back to school to become an NP and celebrating her 50th birthday.

I would like to give her a nice reference book.

Are there any classic texts that you felt you couldn't live without during school?

Thanks,

Cristin :nurse:

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    If she's going for FNP, I felt that Uphold & Graham's Clinical Guidelines in Family Practice was invaluable. The only problem is it is an older reference (mid 2000's, I believe) and I don't know if they have a newer edition coming out. That said, I still feel it is a great resource for the FNP and use mine often.

    ETA: Just checked - it's from 2003. Some of the recommendations are probably outdated - but I still feel it's an invaluable reference.

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    LOL - if you want a copy of that, I'd be happy to sell you one! I have an extra. ;) I personally LOVE my Ferri's and my Current Medical Treatment and Diagnosis books - each are updated annually, which I like.

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    I love my "Primary Care Medicine" textbook by Goroll and Mulley. It's a med school textbook, but I use it every day for a reference.

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