what are the international peads book that you have access for now
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Here are the international paediatrics books currently available in my library:
Paediatrics Speciality
| Book | Blocks |
|---|---|
| The Harriet Lane Handbook - The Johns Hopkins Hospital, 23rd Edition | 7 |
| Red Book 2021 - Report of the Committee on Infectious Diseases (AAP) | 8 |
That's the full set under the pediatrics speciality. Currently only 2 international paediatrics titles are indexed:
- The Harriet Lane Handbook (23rd Ed) - The classic Johns Hopkins quick-reference guide covering drugs, doses, diagnostics, and clinical management across all paediatric subspecialties.
- Red Book 2021 (AAP) - The American Academy of Pediatrics' authoritative reference on paediatric infectious diseases, vaccines, and antimicrobial therapy.
Note: Some paediatrics-relevant content may also exist within other speciality books (e.g., emergency medicine, pharmacology, cardiology) but there are no other dedicated paeds titles in the current library.
do you have the Oxford peads book
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No, I don't have any Oxford books in the library at all - not just in paediatrics, but across any speciality. No Oxford titles are currently indexed.
The only paediatrics books available right now are:
- The Harriet Lane Handbook (23rd Ed)
- Red Book 2021 (AAP)
If you need the Oxford Handbook of Paediatrics or a similar Oxford title added, that would need to be uploaded to the library by the administrator.
do you have nelsons peadiatrics
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No, Nelson's Textbook of Pediatrics is not in the library either.
To summarize what's available in paediatrics:
| Available | Not Available |
|---|---|
| Harriet Lane Handbook (23rd Ed) | Nelson's Textbook of Pediatrics |
| Red Book 2021 (AAP) | Oxford Handbook of Paediatrics |
These would need to be added by the library administrator. If you have a clinical paediatrics question, I can still try to answer using the two available books plus my own knowledge and PubMed literature.
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