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BMA
awards Radcliffe three of the best!
Three Radcliffe books were Highly
Commended at the British Medical Association’s Medical Book Awards
this month, with one, Basic Statistics and Epidemiology, winning the
Basis of Medicine category.
The photo opposite is courtesy of the BMA and is from the
BMA flickr site. Dr Suzy Lishman, Registrar of the Royal College of Pathologists, presents the first prize in Basis of Medicine to Professor Antony Stewart, Professor in Public Health at Staffordshire University for Basic Statistics and Epidemiology.
The books, with details of their
categories and the judges’ comments, were:
 Basic Statistics and Epidemiology by Professor Antony Stewart (Basis of Medicine).
"An excellent introductory text
for beginners of all disciplines...Overall, an outstanding text on basic statistics and
5
2011 BMA Medical Book and Patient Information Awards
epidemiology in a clear, easy to understand and
very well-presented book."
 The Quality and Outcomes Framework Edited by Stephen Gillam and A Niroshan Siriwardena (Primary Health Care)
“I enjoyed reading through this book. I found the
comments insightful and felt the authors really
knew what they were talking about.”
 A Beginner's Guide to Intensive Care Medicine edited by Shondipon Laha and Nitin Arora (Anaesthesia)
“An easily
accessible textbook which should be in the
pocket or desk of every junior working in a
critical care unit... If you
haven’t got it, get it.”
For full details of the BMA Medical Book Awards
2010, please
click here.
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