Book description

lnternal disease in family medicine (problem collection) is a practical educational manual Jor students of the General Medicine program (609/0200). The collection aims to develop clinical thinking, diagnostic accuracy. and decision-making skills essential for primary healthcare practice. Presented situational tasks are based on real clinical cases, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, inlet pie t diagnostic findings, and choose evidence-based treatment strategies. The content follow current international and national guidelines, helping learners acquire modern, practice-oriented competencies. The manual enhances students' readiness for clinical rotations, practical assessments, and independent work, supporting the formation of patient-c entered and competent future physicians.