Books

The book Transforming Dimension of IPR: Challenges for New Age Libraries is written by Dr. Priya Rai, Dr. R. K. Sharma, Dr. P. K. Jain, Akash Singh. The Indian Council of Historical Research has a well-established Documentation Centre and has been preserving documentation in its many forms. The center's primary goal is to become more visible in the online information-seeking world in order to reach scholars and expand awareness of the collections, services, and their significance. The decision to replace print copies with digital ones is the documentation center's preferred choice of preservation surrogate. This article discusses the collection development policy, technologies, challenges, and issues of IPRs of digital preservation, etc. Copyright infringement is a trouble connected to in...

The book Tort Law: Text, Cases, and Materials is written by Jenny Steele. In previous editions of this book, I stated that my first ambition was to guide students through the subject by explaining the current state of the law as clearly as possible. The second was to explore the interesting uncertainties and sometimes fundamental disagreements that remain. These ambitions remain at the heart of this third edition, which still aims to combine the best features of a textbook and a Cases and Materials book in a single volume, with a greater emphasis on explaining what is normally found. in any of them. It is true that the text does not always avoid taking sides as might be traditional for collections of cases and materials, but it is hoped that the text and materials will be woven into a cohe...

The book Tort Law is written by Nicholas McBride, and Roderick Bagshaw. Tort Law, 6th edition, Global Edition, by Nicholas McBride and Roderick Bagshaw, is an essential text for anyone studying law. Written by two leading academics in the field, this book will equip you with all the information you need to succeed in your studies, combining detailed coverage of legal principles with broader literature and topic discussions to develop your critical thinking skills. The text supports your learning through what-if scenarios and additional guided reading. Now in its sixth edition, Tort Law has been extensively updated to include the latest information available on the subject, including all relevant case law and legislative developments.   Key features The expansion of subsidia...

The book Textbook of Interventional Cardiology is written by Eric J. Topol MD, and Paul S. Teirstein MD. The Seventh Edition of the Textbook of Interventional Cardiology has been more up-to-date than any previous edition. We have tried to fully capture the excitement and relentless maturation of the field of interventional cardiology. New chapters have been added to address radiation safety, heart failure interventions, and (for many patients) the lack of need for hospitalization after procedures. Over the years, the coronary intervention has become increasingly predictable and, in many ways, routine, with the progressive maturation of stents and advances in our adjunctive drug therapies. In a way, the field of interventional cardiology lost a bit of the pioneering spark that had characte...

The book Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine is written by Judith Tintinalli, O. John Ma, Donald Yealy, Garth Meckler, J. Stapczynski, David Cline, and Stephen Thomas. This marks the 41st year of the publication of our textbook, which began as a compendium of "answers" to a massive set of questions developed by members of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and the American Board of Emergency Medicine. (ABEM) for the Board of Emergency Medicine Certification Exam. The first edition of ACEP was developed in 1978 as "The Study Guide", and in 1985 it matured into the first of 34 years of McGraw-Hill editions. This ninth edition continues to expand in scope and depth we could not predict 41 years ago. We continue to provide clinically focused information for all emergency medicine ...

The book Mount Sinai Expert Guides Critical Care is written by Stephan A. Mayer, Janet M. Shapiro, Umesh K. Gidwani, and John M. Oropello. This book, as part of the Mount Sinai Expert Guide series, is intended to guide clinicians caring for patients in intensive care units. It is our goal that the physician, whether student, trainee, or teacher, use this book when confronted with a critically ill patient to understand the physiology, assessment, and management of the disease.Along with founding the Mount Sinai Institute for Critical Care Medicine in 2017, we have brought together experts from Mount Sinai Health System to provide the most up-to-date knowledge on the management of these complex disorders. It is our hope that the information and management protocols will be used at the bedsid...

The book Lehne’s Pharmacology for Nursing Care is written by Jacqueline Burcham. Pharmacology permeates all phases of nursing practice and is directly related to patient care and education. However, despite its importance, many students, and even some teachers, are often uncomfortable with the subject. Why? Because traditional texts have emphasized memorization instead of comprehension.In this text, the guiding principle is to establish a basic understanding of drugs, after which secondary details can be learned as needed. This text has two main purposes: (1) to help you, the nursing student, establish a foundation of knowledge in the basic science of drugs, and (2) to show you how that knowledge can be applied in clinical practice. The methods by which these objectives are achieved are de...

The book Marino's The ICU Book: Print + Ebook with Updates is written by Paul L. Marino. The fourth edition of The ICU Book marks its twenty-third year as an essential sourcebook for the care of critically ill patients. This edition continues the original intent to provide a "generic textbook" presenting the fundamental concepts and practices of patient care that can be used in any adult intensive care unit, regardless of unit specialty. Highly specialized topics such as obstetric emergencies, burn care, and traumatic injuries are left for more qualified specialized textbooks. This edition has been completely reorganized and rewritten, with updated references and clinical practice guidelines included at the end of each chapter. The text is supplemented by 246 original illustrations and 19...

The book Competitive Handbook of Nursing is written by Prahlad Ram Yadav. The Nursing Competitive Handbook adequately covers all nursing topics. PR Yadav's nursing book is divided into topics. Each topic is a theory section that includes important key points and an annex, objective questions, questions from the previous year, answer keys, and fundamentals. PR Yadav wrote this book after passing more than a dozen nursing exams and failing a single written exam. The Nursing Competitive Handbook is very student-friendly and adheres to the new syllabus for all nursing exams. INC presents the Nursing Competitive Handbook following the recently updated curriculum. Prahlad Ram Yadav wrote this authentic compilation of Nursing Licensing Exam Questionnaires Volume 2 Revised Edition in English. ...

The book Saunders Nclex is written by Linda Anne Silvestri. An Essential Resource for Exam Success Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN® exam is one of a series of products designed to help you achieve your goal of becoming a registered nurse. This text will provide you with a comprehensive review of all nursing content areas specifically related to the new 2016 test plan for the NCLEX-RN exam, implemented by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. This resource will help you succeed on your nursing exams during nursing school and on the NCLEX-RN exam. This book contains 20 units and 72 chapters. The chapters are designed to identify specific components of nursing content. They contain practice questions, including a critical thinking question, and alternative and multi...

The book Rosen & Barkins 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult is written by Jeffrey J. Schaider, Adam Z. Barkin, Roger M, Barkin, Stephen R. Hayden, Philip Shayne, Peter Rosen, and Richard E. Wolfe. Rosen and Barkin's 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consultation continues to reflect the evolving nature of our emergency medicine clinical practices. Emergency medicine offers unique challenges for the physician; the remarkable breadth of clinical conditions encountered, the time constraints of acute illness, environmental considerations, and the logistical demands of busy emergency departments. Time is of the essence, and this book is truly designed to meet the needs of clinicians working in urgent and emergent care settings. To seek a diagnosis, you have to think about it, and the very nature...