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Yeah!!!! Good for you!
Have you thought about using Fitzgerald's or another reference that targets new grads studying for certification? I am a new grad and have found it to be very helpful. It covers just about everything you learn in school, plus some. There are 13 CDs at slightly over an hour each it is possible to review in a relatively short period of time.
In addition, check out the various clinical guidelines such as JNC7, etc. I have found the guidelines to be very helpful as they basically spell out what goals you are trying to attain and some offer treatment guidelines. For me, it is easier to practice "by the book" until I have formed my own anecdotal evidence to help guide my decisions.
Again, good luck to you. Have you found a primary care position or are you just beginning the job search?
bebeleche
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I am an FNP currently working in college health, now making plans to go back to general family practice. I am looking for recommendations on an accessible, up-to-date resource- book, CDs, etc. that will help me brush up on peds, chronic dz management, etc. Moral suppport is also welcome.:nuke: Thanks.