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Welcome to the Health Professions Catalog.
With over 20 years of educational publishing
experience, Jones & Bartlett continues to
develop the most useful teaching, learning,
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professions students and practicing healthcare
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see we have published new editions of some
of our most popular titles, as well as a number
of exciting new texts by renowned and well-
respected authors. from the essential basics for
classroom learning to the new and relevant issues
affecting health care today, our authors bring a
variety of topics to life with detailed explanations
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Introduction to the Health Professions

Fifth Edition
Peggy S. Stanfield, Ms, rD, Cns
Nanna Cross, PhD, rD, LDn
Y.H. Hui, PhD

Introduction to the Health Professions, Fifth New to the Fifth Edition

Edition, continues to bring comprehensive
coverage of all the major health professions. The • New Companion Web site!
Fifth Edition of this popular text outlines more • Completely new chapters on:
than 75 careers and touches on every major facet - Nursing
of the field including training requirements, - Communication Impairments
job responsibilities, salaries, career information, - Emergency Medical Services
resumes, and job hunting. It provides a thorough - Imagining Modalities
review of the U.S. healthcare delivery system, - Social Workers
analyzing the challenges within the system as - Physical Therapy
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Medical Terminology Basics
Programmed Instruction
Y. H. Hui, PhD
Medical Terminology Basics: Programmed
Instruction is a straightforward text that
utilizes a personalized instruction approach,
encouraging students to learn medical
terminology through a word-building block
format that emphasizes retention through
repetition. This indispensible resource is
perfect for use in an educational setting or
for self-paced study. Includes end-of-chapter
practice exercises, as well as case histories and
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Third Edition
Peggy S. Stanfield, Ms, rD, Cns
Y.H. Hui, PhD
Nanna Cross, PhD, rD, LDn
This best-selling introduction to medical
terminology text is flexible enough to be used
in a traditional or a self-instructional course
format and is well-suited for students of all
levels in the allied health disciplines. The Third
Edition also includes a new chapter on Cancer
Medicine and a user-friendly CD-ROM with
interactive flashcards, crossword puzzles,
and additional exercises. This book includes
coverage of over 1,400 medical terms, and has
been updated to include recent developments
in health care. A full-color atlas of human
anatomy details body systems, special senses
and skin and is a useful anatomical reference for
all medical terms in the text. JBCourse Manager
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featuring audio pronunciations of over 1,500
terms and definitions!
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-4913-2
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Handbook for Health Care
Research
Second Edition
Robert L. Chatburn, rrT, fAArC
This is a unique book on scientific research
written for healthcare practitioners. Using
step-by-step guidelines, the text teaches
students and practitioners to implement a
research protocol and evaluate the results, even
if they lack experience or formal training in
the research process. It provides the basic tools
necessary to conduct a research study and to
critically analyze the data, covering every step
from asking the initial questions to preparing a
publication. The chapters are organized around
the major steps in the research process, allowing
the reader to sort through various research
procedures easily. Statistical procedures and
published findings are illustrated with actual
examples from healthcare practice in this user-
friendly resource.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-7805-7
Paperback • 372 Pages • © 2010
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Statistics Made Easy
Second Edition
Michael Harris
Gordon Taylor
Medical and Health Science Statistics Made
Easy provides health professionals and students
with easy-to-understand explanations of key
statistical techniques used in medical literature.
In a concise and user-friendly format, readers
will grasp firm knowledge of medical statistics,
including confidence intervals and probability
values, numbers needed to treat, t-tests and
other parametric tests, survival analysis, and
more. Highlighted examples, exam tips, and
items of difficulty make this an ideal primer
for all medical and health-related students and
professionals.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-7265-9
Paperback • 115 Pages • © 2009
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Dosages and Calculations, Second Edition is geared towards all health

professionals who administer or will need to know how to administer
medication. This competency-based manual gives a clear and concise
approach to the study of dosages. Updated to include information
on universal health precautions and personal protective equipment,
it is designed to guide a student from the most basic mathematics to
sophisticated calculations of acid-base balance and logarithms. This book
includes a comprehensive glossary, learning objectives, review questions
with answer key, example problems, and illustrations

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-4985-9 • Paperback • 195 Pages • © 2009

Antibiotics Simplified
Jason Gallagher, PharmD, BCPs
Conan MacDougall, PharmD, BCPs

Antibiotics Simplified is a succinct guide designed to bridge knowledge

gained in basic sciences courses with clinical practice in infectious
diseases. Introductory chapters explain the rationale behind the
treatment of infectious diseases, describe a system for selecting
antimicrobial agents, and briefly review basic microbiology. Later
chapters present relevant characteristics of drug classes, emphasizing
clinical “pearls” for individual agents, and also include content on
antifungals. This concise text emphasizes key points, allowing readers to
extract the most important characteristics of anti-infective drugs from
the larger mass of material that they learn from detailed pharmacology
textbooks. This is an ideal handbook for students as well as practicing
pharmacists, physicians, and other clinicians, as well as an ideal
supplement to classes in infectious disease therapeutics on managing
disease states.

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5959-9 • Paperback • 158 Pages • © 2009

Medical Insights
From Classroom to Patient
Morton A. Diamond, MD

Medical Insights: From Classroom to Patient is designed to assist

medical professionals and students in deciphering medical information.
Many texts present material in a voluminous and disjointed manner. This
guide takes disparate medical information and puts it together in a way
that readers can utilize to quickly make important clinical connections.
Topics are presented in a clinically relevant and easy-to-use format. This
is an ideal resource for all medical professionals and students.

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5284-2 • Paperback • 226 Pages • © 2010

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Regula H. Robnett, PhD, OTr/L

Walter C. Chop, Ms, rrT

Gerontology for the Health Care Professional, Second Edition is a

comprehensive, practical text written for healthcare students and
professionals. With topics presented in an introductory fashion, this book
covers all the important aspects of aging and instills an appreciation for
the multidimensional aspects of aging for those who are working with
and caring for elderly patients or clients. Each chapter includes objectives,
chapter outlines, multiple-choice review questions, and learning activities.

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5605-5 • Paperback • 420 Pages • © 2010

Instructor Resources: DQ, IM, PP

Foundations in Patient Safety for Health

Professionals
Kimberly A. Galt, rPh, PharmD, fAsHP
Karen A. Paschal, PT, DPT, Ms

Based on an interprofessional course designed by faculty in bioethics,

business, dentistry, law, medicine, nursing, occupational therapy,
pharmacy, physical therapy, and social work, Foundations in Patient
Safety for Health Professionals is ideal as a basic introductory text
for graduate and undergraduate courses across the health professions,
nursing, and health administration. By engaging in a series of modules
complemented by case-based exercises, students easily learn the scope of
the problem, and acquire skills to foster a culture of continuous learning
and incorporation of patient safety best practices and improvements.

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6338-1 • Paperback • 262 Pages • © 2010

Instructor Resources: IM

Medical Quality Management

Theory and Practice
American College of Medical Quality (ACMQ)
Prathibha Varkey, MD, MPH, MHPE

This new comprehensive resource addresses the needs of physicians,

medical students, and other healthcare professionals providing a
concise summary of quality improvement, patient safety and quality
measurement methodologies. This textbook also describes the current
state of global networks and computing technologies, and provides
an overview of ethics, legislation, policy making, and accreditation
and utilization management techniques, including general approaches
and methods, support systems, regulatory constructs, and common
outcomes. Complete with case studies, executive summaries, and figures
and tables, this is a necessary guide for all executives and medical
directors, academicians, and students, as well as all physicians and other
health professionals in clinical practice.

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6034-2 • Paperback • 231 Pages • © 2010

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Health Professionals
Second Edition
George D. Pozgar, MBA, CHE
Nina Santucci, JD
John W. Pinnella, MD, DDs
Legal and Ethical Issues for Health
Professionals, Second Edition is the ideal
resource for legal and ethical dilemmas facing
healthcare professionals today. This book will
help all health professions students prepare
for the ethical issues they will experience on
the job and teach them how to evaluate the
right and wrong courses of action when faced
with complicated legal problems. Through
contemporary topics presented with a real-
world perspective, readers will develop the
critical thinking skills needed for the moral
decisions they will encounter in the health
care environment. The Second Edition now
contains several new features, including real-life
scenarios described in Case Studies, Reality
Checks, and People Stories as well as Discussion
Questions and a Chapter Review at the end of
each chapter.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6473-9
Paperback • 426 Pages • © 2010
Additional Format: CourseSmart
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Legal First Aid
A Guide for Health Care
Professionals
Anthony L. DeWitt, rrT, CrT, JD, fAArC
Doody’s Book Review: 5 Stars!
Legal First Aid: A Guide for Health Care
Professionals is a definitive, quick reference
for the healthcare professional, providing the
answers to legal questions related to patient
care. This guide covers all aspects of both
civil and criminal law problems and informs
readers faced with difficult legal issues when to
seek professional help. A succinct and easy-
to-understand text, this guide provides solid
advice on important legal issues such as “What
can I discuss under HIPAA with the patient’s
family?” and “Who can make end-of-life
decisions if there is no next-of-kin?” This guide
also includes a glossary as well as case examples,
dialogues, resources, and “caution” call-outs.
Every practicing health professional should
have this guide!
This text also includes these useful appendices:
• Notes Prepared in Anticipation of
Litigation for My Attorney
• Witness List
• Notice of Potential Claim Against Insured
• Letter to Collector
• Elder Abuse and Child Abuse Hotlines
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5847-9
Paperback • 331 Pages • © 2010
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Humanities Clinical Practice
Frederick Adolf Paola, MD, JD Ethically, Effectively, Economically,
Robert Walker, MD Fourth Edition
Lois LaCivita Nixon, PhD, MPH,
Neil Baum, MD
MAT, MLitt
Gretchen Henkel
Medical Ethics and Humanities is a survey
Marketing Your Clinical Practice: Ethically,
of the field that addresses ethical and legal
Effectively, Economically, Fourth Edition is
issues of concern to health care students and
an updated and revised edition of this best-
providers. Authored by experts in medical
selling guide to medical practice marketing
ethics, humanities and the law, this book
including new topics and advanced techniques.
explains the various approaches to ethical
This essential resource provides readers with
analysis and illustrates their application through
the plans and real examples to market and
the use of cases and examples. Key features of
grow a successful practice. This book is filled
the book include chapter learning objectives,
with practical marketing tips and strategies
chapter summaries, illustrative case studies,
based around five components of a successful
and review questions. This book also covers
practice: retaining current patients; attracting
important topics including ethical theory,
new patients; motivating staff; working
biomedical ethical principles, confidentiality,
with managed care and other physicians;
informed consent, pediatric ethics, and medical
and utilizing the Internet and consultants.
malpractice. The humanities section of this
Marketing Your Clinical Practice: Ethically,
book includes an introduction to medical
Effectively, Economically, Fourth Edition is the
humanities and provides a discussion of
perfect resource for any physician in a single
humanities in a historical and cultural context
or group practice looking to improve their
relating to reproduction and childbirth, midlife,
business and medical students learning how to
aging, and end of life.
develop a practice.
This text is an essential resource for all
healthcare students and professionals! ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6983-3
Paperback • 574 Pages • © 2010
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6063-2
Paperback • 454 Pages • © 2010
Instructor Resources: PP, TB

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 Communication Skills
for the Health Care
Professional
Concepts, Practice, and Evidence,
Second Edition
Gwen van Servellen, PhD, rn, fAAn
Communication Skills for the Health
Care Professional is the first text of its
kind to address the connection between
communication practices and quality patient
care outcomes. It provides future and practicing
patient caregivers in all specialties and
services with basic communication knowledge
and skills and is an invaluable resource for
those in administrative functions as well.
The Second Edition is a thorough revision
that features five all new chapters covering:
communicating with patients with low literacy;
health communications and quality care;
health communications to enhance behavioral
change; the internet and communications
between patient and provider; altering systems
of care and implications for healthcare
communications. Upgrade your course
materials to the New Edition! Access our easy
transition guide online.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5557-7
Paperback • 485 Pages • © 2009
Instructor Resources: IM, PP
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Interactive Case Studies in
Health Communication
Michael P. Pagano, PA-C, PhD
Interactive Case Studies in Health
Communication allows students and faculty
to explore real-life health communication
behaviors through role-playing, interactive
exercises, and examples that have been adapted
from actual healthcare situations. This book
covers a wide variety of health communication
topics including nonverbal communication,
family communication, telephone
conversations, managed care, emotional issues,
hostile patient or family members, the media’s
impact on provider-patient communication,
intercultural communication, and end-of-life
conversations. This book also highlights the
importance of interpersonal communication
and relationship-building for information
sharing and collaborative decision-making.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6018-2
Paperback • 281 Pages • © 2010
Instructor Resources: IM
Autism
The Diagnosis, Treatment, &
Etiology of the Undeniable
Epidemic
John W. Oller Jr., PhD
Stephen D. Oller, PhD
The upsurge in autism spectrum disorders is
not uncaused. It is no longer plausibly deniable
nor is it untreatable. The first step toward
successful treatment, however, is an accurate
diagnosis of the problem and the discovery of
its underlying causes—its etiology. Autism:
The Diagnosis, Treatment, & Etiology of the
Undeniable Epidemic addresses all of these
issues with a primary focus on etiology. This
groundbreaking book addresses the crucial
issue of causation in intelligible, accessible
language while offering essential research to
support key theories. Includes a DVD with
interactive table of contents, hundreds of test
questions, web links, and more!
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5280-4
Paperback • 480 Pages • © 2010
Instructor Resources: DVD
Student Resources: DVD
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Medical Spanish for Health
Care Professionals
A New Approach
Ron W. Scott, PT, JD, EdD, LLM, MsBA
The ability to communicate effectively with
Spanish-speaking patients is crucial—limited
English proficiency (LEP) Hispanics currently
make up 20 percent of the patient population
in the United States, and the U.S. is rapidly
becoming a dual-language nation. Through a
novel but simple approach, this book will help
you master elemental and basic conversational
Spanish so your limited-English-proficient
patients will understand you. By offering an
early introduction of basic words and phrases
along with multiple drills for mastering key
health-related words, healthcare professionals
and students will feel confident communicating
with their Spanish-speaking patients and
clients. Includes bilingual vocabulary lists,
practice drills, and examples of scenarios.
Visit the Companion Web site for
Interactive Flashcards of Key Terms in English
and Spanish!
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-4982-8
Paperback • 154 Pages • © 2008
Student Resources: CW
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 Cultural Proficiency
in Addressing Health
Disparities
Sade Kosoko-Lasaki, MD, MsPH, MBA
Cynthia Theresa Cook, PhD
Richard L. O’Brien, MD, fACP
This book contains important information and
current statistics on health disparities within the
United States. It identifies our most vulnerable
populations and offers guidelines on how to
avoid cultural incompetence and promote
cultural proficiency. Cultural Proficiency in
Addressing Health Disparities will help us to
address Healthy People 2010, which challenges
individuals, communities, and professionals to
take specific steps to ensure that good health, as
well as long life, is enjoyed by all.
Physicians, researchers, healthcare workers,
health sciences educators and students,
community workers, advocates, planners,
policy-makers, and similar professionals in
non-profit and at the government level will
benefit from the information, insights, and
experiences recounted in this book.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5174-6
Paperback • 433 Pages • © 2009
Instructor Resources: DQ, PP, TB
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Leadership in
Interprofessional Health
Education and Practice
Charlotte Brasic Royeen,
PhD, OTr/L, fAOTA
Gail M. Jensen, PhD, PT, fAPTA
Robin Ann Harvan, EdD
The changing landscape of health care
continues to grow more diverse. As young
health professionals move into clinical practice
and face challenging health demands and
increasing healthcare costs, they must be
prepared to work in interprofessional teams
despite a lack of experience in team-based
skills. Leadership in Interprofessional Health
Education and Practice represents a collective
response to this problem from educators,
clinicians, and community health leaders acting
as a resource for interprofessional education
and practice. Divided into five sections, this
book includes the necessary information to
encourage dialogue, debate, and action along
with models for community engagement in
interprofessional education needed to meet
the healthcare needs for the present and the
future. Available Instructor Resources include
PowerPoint slides, Case Studies, Lecture
Outlines, Sample Syllabi, Assignments and
Activities, and more!
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-4983-5
Paperback • 478 Pages • © 2009
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and Spinal Cord
Second Edition
James D. Fix, PhD
Atlas of the Human Brain and Spinal
Cord, Second Edition offers the essentials of
neuroanatomy in a newly revised format. This
atlas allows students to synthesize a three-
dimensional concept of the major motor and
sensory systems of the human brain and spinal
cord by providing a photographic survey of the
macroscopic and microscopic structure of the
central nervous system. It is organized into six
sections and covers material on gross anatomy,
spinal cord, brain stem, coronal sections, axial
sections, parasagittal sections, arteries and
angiograms, neuroanatomical lesions, nuclear
magnetic images of brain tumors, and more.
The atlas plates are labeled with emphasis on
major neuroanatomic structures important in
clinical neurology.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5318-4
Spiral • 223 Pages • © 2009
Instructor Resources: PP
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Emergency Medicine
Sonography
Pocket Guide to Sonographic
Anatomy and Pathology
Dunstan Abraham, MPH, PA-C, rDMs
Cynthia Silkowski, MA, rDMs, rVT
Charles Odwin, rDMs, PA-C
Emergency Medicine Sonography: Pocket
Guide to Sonographic Anatomy and Pathology
is a quick reference guide that fits in the
palm of your hand and is perfect for teaching
the essentials of sonographic anatomy and
pathology in the clinical emergency setting.
This portable resource provides students with
the pertinent information on performing
sonographic procedures and interpreting
sonographic images they need to gain the
most from their clinical training. Filled with
high quality sonographic images, including a
full-color insert, and written in a clear, concise
style, this is an essential resource for students
as well as practicing physicians, physician
assistants, nurse practitioners, and other health
professionals.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6558-3
Spiral • 308 Pages • © 2010
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Cadaveric
Dissection Guide
Claudia R. Senesac, PT, PhD, PCs
Mark Bishop, PT, PhD
The first printed step-by-step guide combined
with instructional DVD!
Finley’s Interactive Cadaveric Dissection
Guide is a step-by-step instructional text
with DVD for cadaveric dissection. The
dissection is presented regionally on the body
and includes the trunk, extremities, face,
neck, thorax, abdomen, and viscera. Other
dissections include all joints of the extremities,
a spinal laminectomy, and dissections of the
larynx, pharynx, TMJ, and pelvic anatomy for
both male and female. Each chapter includes
illustrations and digital images depicting
the steps in the text descriptions. The DVD
provides three-dimensional explanations of
human cadeveric techniques along with verbal instructions. Each chapter of the text includes illustrations,
still color photos of the steps, and references to the DVD.
Instructions in the text are supported by digital movie clips of the techniques necessary to complete the
dissection as still images alone cannot convey the motion and quality of the techniques that are necessary.
Extra instructional clips show how to turn and position the cadaver, change a scalpel blade, and clean the
table. Also, the use of other dissection tools, for example, probes, bone saws and scissors, is demonstrated.

Key Features
• Printed step-by-step guide is combined • DVD chapters can be viewed and studied
with instructional video clips—a feature by students prior to dissection, increasing
not currently available in any medical confidence and skill levels.
education texts. • Use of the latest technology to ensure
• Text includes illustrations, photos, and long-term application of the guide in health
references to the DVD. profession programs.
• Voice over on the DVD recordings provides
step-by-step instructions from the
dissection guide.
• Video clips accurately portray the blade-
angles for specific incisions more specifically
than written texts, enhancing students’
in-class performance and understanding of
human cadaveric dissection.

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-7124-9 • Spiral • 166 Pages • © 2010

Instructor Resources: DVD Student Resources: DVD

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 Physician Assistant
Review Guide
David Paulk, EdD, PA-C
Donna Agnew, MT, PA-C

Physician Assistant Review Guide is a comprehensive overview for

physician assistants preparing for the Physician Assistant National
Certifying or Re-certifying exam. This guide extensively covers
cardiology, dermatology, emergency medicine, infectious diseases,
neurology, oncology, pediatrics, women’s health, and more. Also features
a straightforward question format designed for both new graduates and
practicing clinicians with test-taking strategies, detailed illustrations and
photographs, explanations to the answers, and clear connections between
the best evidence-based clinical practice and subject matter testing.
Also includes CD-ROM with additional practice exams!

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5266-8 • Paperback • 512 Pages • © 2010

JB Test Prep
Physician Assistant Review—Online
David Paulk, EdD, PA-C
Donna Agnew, MT, PA-C

This unique online program allows test-takers to build their own practice
examinations by pulling questions from those subject areas where they may
need additional practice or support. The practice exams provide instant
feedback for each question, as well as an overview of results at the end of
the exam. Test-takers can also take a full 360 question final examination
to better assess their skills. Detailed feedback is provided including a
breakdown of the test-taker’s score in each different subject area.

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-7838-5 • Online • © 2010

Coming Soon:

Authoring Patient Records Essentials of Medical

An Interactive Guide Genetics for Health Care
Michael P. Pagano, PA-C, PhD Professionals
Scott A. Martin, Ms, PhD, PA-C
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-6321-3
Paperback • 200 Pages • © 2011
Laura M. Gunder, DHsc, MHE, PA-C

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5960-5

Preparing to Pass the Paperback • 250 Pages • © 2011

Medical Assisting Exam

Carlene Harrison, EdD Cases in Clinical Medicine
Valerie Weiss, MD, Ms Pam Moyers Scott, MPAs, PA-C

ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5402-0 ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-7180-5

Paperback • 336 Pages • © 2011 Paperback • 225 Pages • © 2011

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