Handbook of Consultation-Liasion Psychiatry

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Two books, each with a distinct purpose; 2 approaches, eachwith advantages and disadvantages. Both volumes are true totheir goals, and both offer an indispensable wealth of experienceand evidence-based medical knowledge. Besides relatingred-hot, glowing impressions of both books, this review will focuson subtle differences that could guide the purchaser to findthe one suited to her or his purpose.’ ‹