The Harriet Lane Handbook: Mobile Medicine Series 20th Edition

The book we had in our office grew legs and walked away, it was a much older edition, but it still did the job. This one is nicer and all the info is up to date. This is a must have if you take care of kids.

This book is the perfect reference for pediatric issues. I love it! It comes with a code so that you can enter it online and have access to the ebook on your iphone/ipad, making it even more convenient to carry around.

I love this book. I'm a family medicine intern and used during my pediatric rotation. Helpful for drug doses, as well as maintenance fluids, among many other things. It's nice and compact so i can put it in my backpack and keep it on my desk/workstation at the hospital. I don't wear a white coat but you could probably fit it in some of the pockets if you wanted, although it would be pretty heavy for that.

Book is pretty much brand new minus a blemish on the back cover. Paid a fraction of the price and it came earlier than expected. Will buy from seller again!!!!!!

Very helpful resource

to be honest I usually buy the handbook for the formulary section, its the most comprehensive compact formulary you could have around in your office or in your pocket while doing your daily work. I still have not gone through the individual section but from what I have read so far, it is still the most useful "in a nut shell" handbook I use in my daily practice for my pediatrics patients.

You'd only buy this handbook if you knew well what it offers. By far the best "short" reference for the inpatient Pediatrics. I'm a 4th year Medical Student applying for Pediatrics residency, and this book comes in handy when I need to know the bread & butter of ANY disease/disorder/drug, thus helping me contribute on par with the other medical residents on the team. It's also got online access, so you can view it on your phone/tablet/PC.

We issue this to 3rd year medical students in their Pediatric clerkship. Our residents and faculty all have one too. Most carry it in their lab coat for easy reference. It's indispensable!