Pharmacy Practice
Herausgeber: Watson, Jennie; Cogan, Louise Siobhan
Pharmacy Practice
Herausgeber: Watson, Jennie; Cogan, Louise Siobhan
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"First edition 1990. Second edition 1998. Third edition 2004. Fourth edition 2009. Fifth edition 2014. Sixth edition 2020"-- title page verso.
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"First edition 1990. Second edition 1998. Third edition 2004. Fourth edition 2009. Fifth edition 2014. Sixth edition 2020"-- title page verso.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Elsevier Health Sciences
- 6 ed
- Seitenzahl: 460
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. August 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 195mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 972g
- ISBN-13: 9780702074301
- ISBN-10: 0702074306
- Artikelnr.: 55878219
- Verlag: Elsevier Health Sciences
- 6 ed
- Seitenzahl: 460
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. August 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 195mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 972g
- ISBN-13: 9780702074301
- ISBN-10: 0702074306
- Artikelnr.: 55878219
Section 1: The Patient
1. Socio-behavioural aspects of health and illness
2. Socio-behavioural aspects of treatment with medicines
3. Communication skills for pharmacists and their team
4. Consent
5. History Taking/ Gathering Information
6. Concordance
7. Advice giving and the pharmacist as a health trainer
Section 2: The Medicine
8. Control of medicines
9. The prescribing process and evidence-based medicine
10. Drug evaluation and pharmacoeconomics
11. Formularies in pharmacy practice
12. Complementary and alternative medicines
13. Using calculations in pharmacy practice
14. Veterinary pharmacy
Section 3: The Medicine Formulation
15. Dispensing techniques (compounding and good practice)
16. Oral unit dosage forms
17. Packaging
18. Solutions
19. Suspensions
20. Emulsions
21. External preparations
22. Suppositories and pessaries
23. Powders and granules
Section 4: The Specialized Pharmacy Product
24. Production of sterile products
25. Parenteral products
26. Opthalmic products
27. Inhaled products
28. Parenteral nutrition and dialysis
29. Radiopharmacy
30. Specialized services
31. Appliances
Section 5: The Pharmacy Safety Process
32. Clinical governance
33. Risk management
34. Standard operating procedures
35. Audit
36. Information retrieval in pharmacy practice
37. Control of health professionals and their staff
38. Continuing professional development and revalidation
Section 6: The role of pharmacy in healthcare
39. The role of pharmacy in healthcare
40. Ethics - the theory
41. Ethics in practice and ethical dilemmas
42. Public health
43. Structure and organization of pharmacy
44. Intra- and inter-professional working
Section 7: The patient, their medicine and beyond
45. The prescription
46. Patient charges of medicines and their impact on access
47. Routes of administration and dosage forms
48. Labelling of dispensed medicines
49. Monitoring the patient
50. The role of the pharmacist in medicines optimisation
51. Public health and pharmacy interventions
52. Substance use and misuse
1. Socio-behavioural aspects of health and illness
2. Socio-behavioural aspects of treatment with medicines
3. Communication skills for pharmacists and their team
4. Consent
5. History Taking/ Gathering Information
6. Concordance
7. Advice giving and the pharmacist as a health trainer
Section 2: The Medicine
8. Control of medicines
9. The prescribing process and evidence-based medicine
10. Drug evaluation and pharmacoeconomics
11. Formularies in pharmacy practice
12. Complementary and alternative medicines
13. Using calculations in pharmacy practice
14. Veterinary pharmacy
Section 3: The Medicine Formulation
15. Dispensing techniques (compounding and good practice)
16. Oral unit dosage forms
17. Packaging
18. Solutions
19. Suspensions
20. Emulsions
21. External preparations
22. Suppositories and pessaries
23. Powders and granules
Section 4: The Specialized Pharmacy Product
24. Production of sterile products
25. Parenteral products
26. Opthalmic products
27. Inhaled products
28. Parenteral nutrition and dialysis
29. Radiopharmacy
30. Specialized services
31. Appliances
Section 5: The Pharmacy Safety Process
32. Clinical governance
33. Risk management
34. Standard operating procedures
35. Audit
36. Information retrieval in pharmacy practice
37. Control of health professionals and their staff
38. Continuing professional development and revalidation
Section 6: The role of pharmacy in healthcare
39. The role of pharmacy in healthcare
40. Ethics - the theory
41. Ethics in practice and ethical dilemmas
42. Public health
43. Structure and organization of pharmacy
44. Intra- and inter-professional working
Section 7: The patient, their medicine and beyond
45. The prescription
46. Patient charges of medicines and their impact on access
47. Routes of administration and dosage forms
48. Labelling of dispensed medicines
49. Monitoring the patient
50. The role of the pharmacist in medicines optimisation
51. Public health and pharmacy interventions
52. Substance use and misuse
Section 1: The Patient
1. Socio-behavioural aspects of health and illness
2. Socio-behavioural aspects of treatment with medicines
3. Communication skills for pharmacists and their team
4. Consent
5. History Taking/ Gathering Information
6. Concordance
7. Advice giving and the pharmacist as a health trainer
Section 2: The Medicine
8. Control of medicines
9. The prescribing process and evidence-based medicine
10. Drug evaluation and pharmacoeconomics
11. Formularies in pharmacy practice
12. Complementary and alternative medicines
13. Using calculations in pharmacy practice
14. Veterinary pharmacy
Section 3: The Medicine Formulation
15. Dispensing techniques (compounding and good practice)
16. Oral unit dosage forms
17. Packaging
18. Solutions
19. Suspensions
20. Emulsions
21. External preparations
22. Suppositories and pessaries
23. Powders and granules
Section 4: The Specialized Pharmacy Product
24. Production of sterile products
25. Parenteral products
26. Opthalmic products
27. Inhaled products
28. Parenteral nutrition and dialysis
29. Radiopharmacy
30. Specialized services
31. Appliances
Section 5: The Pharmacy Safety Process
32. Clinical governance
33. Risk management
34. Standard operating procedures
35. Audit
36. Information retrieval in pharmacy practice
37. Control of health professionals and their staff
38. Continuing professional development and revalidation
Section 6: The role of pharmacy in healthcare
39. The role of pharmacy in healthcare
40. Ethics - the theory
41. Ethics in practice and ethical dilemmas
42. Public health
43. Structure and organization of pharmacy
44. Intra- and inter-professional working
Section 7: The patient, their medicine and beyond
45. The prescription
46. Patient charges of medicines and their impact on access
47. Routes of administration and dosage forms
48. Labelling of dispensed medicines
49. Monitoring the patient
50. The role of the pharmacist in medicines optimisation
51. Public health and pharmacy interventions
52. Substance use and misuse
1. Socio-behavioural aspects of health and illness
2. Socio-behavioural aspects of treatment with medicines
3. Communication skills for pharmacists and their team
4. Consent
5. History Taking/ Gathering Information
6. Concordance
7. Advice giving and the pharmacist as a health trainer
Section 2: The Medicine
8. Control of medicines
9. The prescribing process and evidence-based medicine
10. Drug evaluation and pharmacoeconomics
11. Formularies in pharmacy practice
12. Complementary and alternative medicines
13. Using calculations in pharmacy practice
14. Veterinary pharmacy
Section 3: The Medicine Formulation
15. Dispensing techniques (compounding and good practice)
16. Oral unit dosage forms
17. Packaging
18. Solutions
19. Suspensions
20. Emulsions
21. External preparations
22. Suppositories and pessaries
23. Powders and granules
Section 4: The Specialized Pharmacy Product
24. Production of sterile products
25. Parenteral products
26. Opthalmic products
27. Inhaled products
28. Parenteral nutrition and dialysis
29. Radiopharmacy
30. Specialized services
31. Appliances
Section 5: The Pharmacy Safety Process
32. Clinical governance
33. Risk management
34. Standard operating procedures
35. Audit
36. Information retrieval in pharmacy practice
37. Control of health professionals and their staff
38. Continuing professional development and revalidation
Section 6: The role of pharmacy in healthcare
39. The role of pharmacy in healthcare
40. Ethics - the theory
41. Ethics in practice and ethical dilemmas
42. Public health
43. Structure and organization of pharmacy
44. Intra- and inter-professional working
Section 7: The patient, their medicine and beyond
45. The prescription
46. Patient charges of medicines and their impact on access
47. Routes of administration and dosage forms
48. Labelling of dispensed medicines
49. Monitoring the patient
50. The role of the pharmacist in medicines optimisation
51. Public health and pharmacy interventions
52. Substance use and misuse