Pharmacist Handbook

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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: A Series of Clinical Chinese Medicine Books. This "Manual of Chinese Medicine Pharmacists" is guided by the professional skill requirements for Chinese medicine pharmacists in the modern development of Chinese medicine and pharmacy. It introduces the profession of Chinese medicine pharmacists, clinical knowledge of Chinese medicine applications, treatment of common clinical symptoms with Chinese medicine, and treatment of common diseases with Chinese medicine. The book emphasizes the development requirement of "pharmacists must understand medicine," closely integrating clinical practice, and has strong practical value. The book is divided into 10 chapters: The Role of Chinese Medicine Pharmacists, Chinese Medicine Dispensing, Chinese Medicine Commercial Management, Chinese Medicine Processing, Chinese Medicine Preparation, Clinical Knowledge of Chinese Medicine Applications, Clinical Pharmacy of Chinese Medicine, Treatment of Common Clinical Symptoms and Diseases with Chinese Medicine, Common Chinese Medicinal Materials, and Common Processed Chinese Medicinal Products. It also includes common synonyms of Chinese medicine, basically encompassing the knowledge that current Chinese medicine pharmacists must master. In terms of Chinese medicinal studies, it not only displays the essence of ancient knowledge but also reflects the development of modern Chinese medicine. It combines theory with practice, integrating syndrome differentiation with disease differentiation, particularly highlighting the rational and methodological characteristics of syndrome differentiation. The content of the book is scientific, systematic, standardized, and novel, emphasizing clinical utility. This book is available for reference use by those engaged in Chinese medicine teaching, medical practice, and scientific research, especially for clinical practitioners of Chinese medicine.
Introduction to the Series of Clinical Chinese Medicine Books. This "Manual of Chinese Medicine Pharmacists" is guided by the professional skill requirements for Chinese medicine pharmacists in the modern development of Chinese medicine and pharmacy. It introduces the profession of Chinese medicine pharmacists, clinical knowledge of Chinese medicine applications, treatment of common clinical symptoms with Chinese medicine, and treatment of common diseases with Chinese medicine. The book emphasizes the development requirement of "pharmacists must understand medicine," closely integrating clinical practice, and has strong practical value. The book is divided into 10 chapters: The Role of Chinese Medicine Pharmacists, Chinese Medicine Dispensing, Chinese Medicine Commercial Management, Chinese Medicine Processing, Chinese Medicine Preparation, Clinical Knowledge of Chinese Medicine Applications, Clinical Pharmacy of Chinese Medicine, Treatment of Common Clinical Symptoms and Diseases with Chinese Medicine, Common Chinese Medicinal Materials, and Common Processed Chinese Medicinal Products. It also includes common synonyms of Chinese medicine, basically encompassing the knowledge that current Chinese medicine pharmacists must master. In terms of Chinese medicinal studies, it not only displays the essence of ancient knowledge but also reflects the development of modern Chinese medicine. It combines theory with practice, integrating syndrome differentiation with disease differentiation, particularly highlighting the rational and methodological characteristics of syndrome differentiation. The content of the book is scientific, systematic, standardized, and novel, emphasizing clinical utility. This book is available for reference use by those engaged in Chinese medicine teaching, medical practice, and scientific research, especially for clinical practitioners of Chinese medicine.