Students in Nottingham are fortunate to have a career handbook produced by their medical faculty. The book pulls together career information from many sources, including a gratifying number of citations of the career focus pages. Perhaps its most useful feature is a list of local advisers, which gives students a point of contact for each specialty. This should be widely emulated, though it's probably more important to have an adviser for the “don't knows.” The typography is a reminder that owning a personal computer does not necessarily turn you into a layout artist: the use of fewer fonts will undoubtedly make subsequent editions easier to read.
Anderson C, Turner R. Career handbook for medical students.Nottingham:
University of Nottingham, 1998.







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