Clinical Pharmacy Encyclopedia

Author: Tang Guang
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book covers clinical pharmacy knowledge and advancements related to drug actions, selection and application, dosage and adjustments, drug safety and adverse reactions, interactions, dosage form selection, drug compatibility changes, drug overdose, and more. It explains these concepts through specific examples, not only solving practical problems but also offering insights into the future direction of clinical pharmacy. It is highly suitable for pharmacists to study, consult, and clarify doubts. It is an invaluable reference book for improving pharmaceutical service levels and preparing for professional exams. This is a well-crafted work that embodies the experience and wisdom of Mr. Tang Guang, a renowned hospital pharmacy expert in China, accumulated over more than 50 years of pharmaceutical practice. It is a must-have reference book for every pharmacist, with almost every entry serving as a summary of important clinical pharmacy issues, weaving together knowledge points from all aspects of clinical pharmacy. Unlike general encyclopedias, each entry is infused with explanations of principles, making it easy to understand and remember. Unlike typical professional books, it lacks rigid structures and lengthy narratives, directly addressing clinical pharmacy realities, allowing for immediate application and quick comprehension. Unlike standard teaching materials, almost every point on pharmacist professional exams can be found within this book. The entries are categorized into 18 sections based on the content of clinical pharmacy, with each section featuring a dedicated page listing key points and related links, creating an interconnected structure that aligns with readers' problem-solving approaches. This is a well-crafted work that embodies the experience and wisdom of Mr. Tang Guang, a renowned hospital pharmacy expert in China, accumulated over more than 50 years of pharmaceutical practice. It is a must-have reference book for every pharmacist, with almost every entry serving as a summary of important clinical pharmacy issues, weaving together knowledge points from all aspects of clinical pharmacy. Unlike general encyclopedias, each entry is infused with explanations of principles, making it easy to understand and remember. Unlike typical professional books, it lacks rigid structures and lengthy narratives, directly addressing clinical pharmacy realities, allowing for immediate application and quick comprehension. Unlike standard teaching materials, almost every point on pharmacist professional exams can be found within this book. The entries are categorized into 18 sections based on the content of clinical pharmacy, with each section featuring a dedicated page listing key points and related links, creating an interconnected structure that aligns with readers' problem-solving approaches.