This provides pharmacy students and pharmacists with basic methods of drug information management-how to find information, interpret literature, and prepare information for distribution.
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This ever-popular book teaches you how to find up-to-date drug information, interpret it, use it, organize it! With extensive coverage of the internet as a source of and distribution means for drug information, this book is the most advanced guide to drug research and information assessment and management available. This essential reference puts you on track to: *Locate and assess drug information from leading sources, including those on the Web *Evaluate drug information sources *Answer drug questions systematically *Find expert advice on all aspects of drug information from electronic management to pharmacoeconomics and evidence-based clinical guidelines *Use the most current, trustworthy sources on drug interactions and medication errors *Understand legal and ethical issues involved in drug information *Manage patient information, privacy, and security issues *Use appropriate sources and references in professional writing *Find information on investigational drugs, clinical application of statistical analysis, and more
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When I was a first year pharmacy student, we had to read this book in out drug lit. class. The book wasn't half bad, as it had lots of tools to help you decipher the medical information given on the web. I found the book more interesting than I had expected.
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The provision of medication information is among the most fundamental responsibilities of pharmacists. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
modified systematic approach, drug information practice, drug information requests, drug information questions, medication use evaluation, literature evaluation skills, providing drug information, drug accountability records, drug information specialist, medication use process, drug usage evaluation, medication misadventures, drug information centers, dosing criteria, tertiary resources, formulary addition, claimant patient, nonformulary drugs, drug information resources, heart failure guideline, summarizes current literature, drug use evaluation, tsutsugamushi fever, pharmacoeconomic analysis, drug information services Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hosp Pharm, United States, Health-Syst Pharm, New York, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Ann Intern Med, American Pharmaceutical Association, Government Printing Office, Ann Emerg Med, Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, American Medical Association, New Zealand, Ann Pharmacother, Arch Intern Med, American College of Physicians, Code of Federal Regulations, Midyear Clinical Meeting, National Library of Medicine, Pharm Pract, Drug Info, New England Journal of Medicine, United Kingdom, Drug Benefit Trends, Drug Intell Clin Pharm, Drug Top New!
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The provision of medication information is among the most fundamental responsibilities of pharmacists. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
modified systematic approach, drug information practice, drug information requests, drug information questions, medication use evaluation, literature evaluation skills, providing drug information, drug accountability records, drug information specialist, medication use process, drug usage evaluation, medication misadventures, drug information centers, dosing criteria, tertiary resources, formulary addition, claimant patient, nonformulary drugs, drug information resources, heart failure guideline, summarizes current literature, drug use evaluation, tsutsugamushi fever, pharmacoeconomic analysis, drug information services Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hosp Pharm, United States, Health-Syst Pharm, New York, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Ann Intern Med, American Pharmaceutical Association, Government Printing Office, Ann Emerg Med, Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, American Medical Association, New Zealand, Ann Pharmacother, Arch Intern Med, American College of Physicians, Code of Federal Regulations, Midyear Clinical Meeting, National Library of Medicine, Pharm Pract, Drug Info, New England Journal of Medicine, United Kingdom, Drug Benefit Trends, Drug Intell Clin Pharm, Drug Top New!
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- Textbook of medicine by Paul B. Beeson on page 67, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Textbook of Medicine by R. J. Harrison on page 67, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Drug Interaction Facts 2006: The Authority on Drug Interactions by David S. Tatro on page 58, and Back Matter
- Medical Toxicology by Matthew J. Ellenhorn on page 74, and Back Matter
- Complete Drug Reference 1993 (Consumer Drug Reference) by United States Pharma on page 63, and page 64
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- Delmars Pharmacy Practice for Technicians by Jane M. Durgin on page 267
- Pharmacy: What It Is and How It Works, First Edition (Pharmacy Education Series) by William N. Kelly on page 287
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