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Understanding Medical Information: A User's Guide to Informatics and Decision-Making by Theresa J. Jordan Publisher: McGraw-Hill Medical Publication Date: Thursday, September 13, 2001 Number of Pages: 300 ISBN: 0838592724

Book Summary: * A "first book" on how to access the vast and expanding array of medical information now available and how to critically evaluate it

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