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Cardiovascular infections are difficult to diagnose and manage, but you can make it easier for yourself by learning the essential steps to clinical manifestations, laboratory diagnosis, treatment and prevention of these diseases.
Your tutor is the experienced teacher John Fisher who has been recognized for his work with several teaching awards. He explains everything in an understandable manner, so you can develop a logical approach to the diagnosis of infectious diseases and are well prepared for your exams.
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Dr. Fisher is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in both Medicine and Infectious Diseases. In his 30 years on the faculty of the Medical College of Georgia he has received 58 teaching awards. He has been recognized regionally by the American College of Physicians for his educational skills with the Annual J. Willis Hurst Teaching Award and nationally by the Infectious Diseases Society of America's Clinical Teacher Award. In April of 2015 he received the Jane F. Deforges Excellence in Medical Education Award at the national meetings of the American College of Physicians in Boston, MA. In light of his receiving this prestigious award, he was advanced from Fellow to Master of the American College of Physicians (MACP). Dr. Fisher is also the author of 61 original publications in refereed journals and 44 book chapters.
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I liked the clarity with which the topic was dealt with
Dr Fisher is my favourite lecturer so far of the internal medicine talks. The discussions are detailed and I don't feel key points are omitted. He is an old school lecture who communicates succinctly and effectively!
