Evaluation of rational drug use

Author: Ding Guohua
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: In addition to introducing the main contents of clinical pharmacy, clinical medicine, and pharmacy management involved in the evaluation of rational drug use, this book also focuses on providing a more detailed elaboration on the rational drug treatment of common clinical diseases. It particularly addresses the aspects of clinical drug use that are difficult to grasp, making it closer to clinical practice and more applicable to clinical medical workers. It enables clinical pharmacists and medical workers to clearly understand the various stages and content of rational drug use evaluation, accurately master the clinical application principles of commonly used therapeutic drugs, and thereby solve common and easily confusing issues in clinical drug use.
This book discusses the various stages of drug selection to drug use for clinical drug treatment of diseases from the perspective of rational drug use, generally addressing the rational drug selection based on disease characteristics and the rational drug use based on drug characteristics. It also covers individualized drug administration principles, pharmacogenomics, pharmacoeconomics, evidence-based medicine, and pharmacy management, among other topics. In particular, it briefly elaborates on the fundamental role of clinical pharmacy, chronopharmacology, and adverse drug reactions in the evaluation of rational drug use.
To assist clinical medical and clinical pharmacy workers in addressing potential issues of rational drug use in their work, this book also provides a detailed and specific discussion on the rational application of anti-infective drugs and narcotics, as well as the commonly used drugs, treatment principles, and protocols for 10 common clinical diseases. It briefly introduces the latest developments in drug treatment in these fields.
This book strives to provide comprehensive, accurate, and easily understandable content. It briefly introduces theoretical issues while offering a detailed elaboration on the practical aspects of evaluating rational drug use.
In addition to introducing the main contents of clinical pharmacy, clinical medicine, and pharmacy management involved in the evaluation of rational drug use, this book also focuses on providing a more detailed elaboration on the rational drug treatment of common clinical diseases. It particularly addresses the aspects of clinical drug use that are difficult to grasp, making it closer to clinical practice and more applicable to clinical medical workers. It enables clinical pharmacists and medical workers to clearly understand the various stages and content of rational drug use evaluation, accurately master the clinical application principles of commonly used therapeutic drugs, and thereby solve common and easily confusing issues in clinical drug use.