Hazardous Materials Medicine 1st Edition

Hazardous Materials Medicine, 1st Edition by Richard Stilp and Armando Bevelacqua is an authoritative, practical guide for clinicians and emergency responders facing chemical, biological, radiological, and toxic exposures. Clear, evidence-based chapters translate complex toxicology and incident medicine into actionable strategies for immediate patient care, decontamination, triage, and long-term public health management.

This book bridges clinical medicine and operational response, explaining pathophysiology, recognition of exposure syndromes, antidote use, personal protective equipment selection, and environmental containment with precision. Rich clinical vignettes and concise algorithms make rapid decision-making easier in high-stakes environments — whether in emergency departments, urgent care centers, fire departments, or on-scene HAZMAT teams.

Designed for emergency physicians, toxicologists, paramedics, nurses, industrial hygienists, and hospital preparedness coordinators, the text emphasizes real-world application across the United States and international settings. You’ll find practical checklists, stepwise treatment pathways, and incident management guidance that improve patient outcomes and streamline coordination with public health and regulatory agencies.

Readable yet rigorous, this first edition is ideal for professionals seeking a single, dependable reference on managing hazardous exposures and building resilient emergency response systems. For anyone responsible for clinical care, workplace safety, or community preparedness, Hazardous Materials Medicine offers the knowledge and tools to act confidently when every second counts.

Order your copy today to equip your team with up-to-date clinical protocols and operational best practices for hazardous materials incidents.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.