Clinical therapeutics

Author: Editorial Committee of the "Million Pharmacists Care Project" Series Textbooks
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Publishing Date: 2005-10-01
Features: "Clinical Therapeutics" integrates knowledge from disciplines such as pharmacology, physiology, pathology, and therapeutics, covering a wealth of content in clinical multi-system therapeutics. Topics include principles of clinical application of antimicrobial drugs, septic shock, treatment of infectious diseases, treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, common respiratory diseases, and common digestive system diseases. The role of pharmacists is centered on serving patients, carrying out pharmaceutical technical services with the goal of rational drug use, catering to groups such as patients, doctors, and nurses. With the advancement of medical and pharmaceutical science and technology, the services of hospital pharmacy have evolved from "materials" to "people." Whether in society or hospitals, the demand for clinical pharmacists' professional competence and breadth of knowledge continues to rise. Pharmacists with only pharmaceutical knowledge struggle to communicate effectively with doctors when working in clinical or community settings, find it difficult to address various patient consultations, and face challenges in handling specific issues of rational drug use. "Clinical Therapeutics" covers a very broad range of disciplines, including physiology, pharmacology, pathophysiology, physical diagnosis, laboratory diagnosis, and therapeutics. Building on this foundation, the book discusses key content or its progress, such as etiology, signs, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment. To train qualified clinical pharmacists, we invited medical and pharmaceutical experts from institutions such as the General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army, Peking University Hospital, Peking University Third Hospital, General Hospital of Beijing Military Region, General Hospital of Air Force, China-Japan Friendship Hospital under the Ministry of Health, Peking University Clinical Medical College, Beijing Century City Hospital, and Beijing Emergency Center to meticulously compile and repeatedly revise this book.