Preface. Author Biographies. Glossary. Introduction. 1. Haematology. 2. Microbiology. 3. Fertility & Women’s Health. 4. Rheumatology and Immunology. 5. Biochemistry. 6. Miscellaneous. 7. Quick Reference Guide for Clinical Scenarios. 8. Actions following ECG automatic read-outs. Index.
Dr Michael F McGhee qualified at St Mary’s Hospital London in 1975. He joined the RAF in 1972 and gained his MRCGP in 1979 and became a trainer with the RAF and The Royal Army Medical College Millbank, London with the late Colonel Tommy Bouchier-Hayes. Together they organised education for military GPs in training and often engaged the help of one of the Fathers of General Practice the late John Fry. Mike, after a short service commission, left the RAF to enter General Practice in Castle Donington in 1981 where he became a trainer with the Nottingham Vocational Training Scheme and an NHS appraiser. He has co-authored A Guide to General Practice, Blackwell Scientific Publications, A Guide to Infectious Diseases, Radcliffe Medical Press and Gynaecological Symptoms in Primary Care, Blackwell Science Ltd. He retired from the NHS in 2014. During his time in General Practice Mike also practised as an Aero-Medical Examiner for the UK Civil Aviation Authority. He currently works part-time at East Midlands Airport examining and certifying the fitness of Flight Crew and Air Traffic Controllers.
Dr Caroline Anne Saxelby qualified at the University of Leeds Medical School, having previously completed a BSc in medical microbiology. She is a part-time GP in a suburban practice in Derby with a large elderly population. Her special interests are contraception and end of life care and she currently leads on both of these areas in the practice. Since qualifying as a GP in 2008, she completed her Vocational Training in Nottingham. She has also worked as a Contraception and Sexual Health Staff doctor and was the Macmillan end of life lead for the Southern Derbyshire CCG for a number of years until 2018. She is a GP Trainer having completed her PGCME at De Montfort University, Leicester in 2010.
Dr Niall McKay qualified in Glasgow in 1989. He is an experienced GP in Derby, having worked in Primary Care in Scotland, England and Australia. He is a GP trainer and Appraiser, and more recently PCN Clinical Director.
'This book presents an easy-to-read summary that can be helpful for healthcare professionals regardless of the stage of their career. No clinical decision is based solely on lab values, but this concise book gives clinicians a quick reference to assist in their decision-making.' Jared Regehr, MD (University of Kansas School of Medicine - Wichita), Doody Enterprises
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