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Clinical cases in obstetrics, gynaecology and women’s health, 3rd edition

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I have always considered myself a kinaesthetic learner. From the time of being ‘let loose on real patients’ in the clinical years of medical school until today, the act of assisting real-world people within their broader social and emotional environment has made practising medicine meaningful for me and many of my medical colleagues. For this reason, I have always found clinical case textbooks appealing, and this new edition from Dr De Costa and her colleagues is no exception.

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Australian Journal of General Practice

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