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BookURL[0]="p-3382-basic-and-clinical-pharmacology-11th-edition"
BookTitle[1]="Concise Clinical Pharmacology"
BookAuthor[1]="Ben Greenstein; Adam Greenstein"
BookBlurb[1]="Concise Clinical Pharmacology is a thorough introduction to the subject from which students can gain a rapid understanding of individual topics within the discipline. Pharmacologic principles and mechanisms are covered, with a focus on the therapeutic use of the drugs"
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BookTitle[2]="Instant Clinical Pharmacology, Second Edition"
BookAuthor[2]="Evan J. Begg"
BookBlurb[2]="Instant Clinical Pharmacology differs from other clinical pharmacology books commonly used by medical students and junior doctors. It presents essential information about the core topics in clinical pharmacology in a concise, accessible dip-in format and aims to bridge the gap between basic pharmacology and the therapeutic use of drugs in humans. Each topic is concisely displayed in a double-page spread to aid learning and revision. Content in this revised second edition covers the accepted core curriculum of clinical pharmacology: clinical pharmacokinetics, factors affecting dosing, altered drug effects, pharmacovigilance and principles of optimal therapeutics."
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BookURL[2]="p-1244-instant-clinical-pharmacology-2nd-edition"
BookTitle[3]="Managing Anticoagulation Patients in the Hospital: The Inpatient Anticoagulation Service"
BookAuthor[3]="Michael Gulseth"
BookBlurb[3]="The first guide to providing systematic anticoagulation care in inpatient settings, this new resource will be welcomed by all pharmacists who practice in or are developing, implementing and maintaining an inpatient anticoagulation service."
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BookURL[3]="p-1035-managing-anticoagulation-patients-in-the-hospital-the-inpatient-anticoagulation-service"
BookTitle[4]="Pharmacological and Psychosocial Treatments in Schizophrenia, Second Edition"
BookAuthor[4]="David Castle; David Copolov; Til Wykes; Kim Mueser, MD"
BookBlurb[4]="This new edition provides an authoritative review of pharmacologic and psychosocial treatment interventions for individuals with schizophrenia and related disorders. The text has been fully updated, revised, expanded and new chapters encompass comorbid general health issues, violence in schizophrenia, the special needs of women with schizophrenia, first-episode psychosis, treatment-resistant schizophrenia and clinical rating scales in schizophrenia."
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BookURL[4]="p-1936-pharmacological-and-psychosocial-treatments-in-schizophrenia-second-edition"
BookTitle[5]="Pharmacology and Medicines Management for Nurses"
BookAuthor[5]="George Downie; Jean Mackenzie; Arthur Williams; Caroline Hind"
BookBlurb[5]="This title is directed primarily toward health care professionals outside of the United States. An understanding of medicines and their effects on patients remains a crucial area of nursing knowledge. This book provides a thorough foundation on which nurses can build their clinical experience to achieve competence. It not only provides information on the actions of drugs on the body but also gives clear guidance on the practical aspects of medicines management in both hospital and community. Organization of the text broadly follows the British National Formulary for ease of use."
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BookURL[5]="p-2389-pharmacology-and-medicines-management-for-nurses"
BookTitle[6]="Pharmcards: Review Cards for Medical Students (Cards)"
BookAuthor[6]="Eric C. Johannsen; Marc S. Sabatine"
BookBlurb[6]="Unique in its breadth and scope of coverage, this set of 250 PharmCards is the best-selling card-based pharmacology review for medical and allied health students. PharmCards presents both “fundamental” and organ system-specific information for specific drugs using a standard format. This edition features classification by target organ system as well as by mechanism. The front of each flash card offers a key association to trigger recall of an important fact; the back of the card presents the fact."
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BookTitle[7]="Pocket Oxford American Dictionary & Thesaurus, Third Edition"
BookAuthor[7]="Oxford University Press"
BookBlurb[7]="The Pocket Oxford American Dictionary & Thesaurus is the ideal, all-in-one portable reference, with a dictionary and a thesaurus combined in one handy, integrated volume. A word’s meanings, synonyms, and antonyms are given in the same entry, allowing the user access to all this information at a glance."
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BookURL[7]="p-3510-pocket-oxford-american-dictionary-thesaurus"
BookTitle[8]="The Merck Index Version 13.4 CD-ROM (Commercial)"
BookAuthor[8]="E. Merck"
BookBlurb[8]="The Merck Index Version 13.4 CD-ROM (Commercial) is a single electronic reference of chemicals, drugs and biologically active molecules that includes more than 10,250 original monographs from the 13th edition, 540 monographs from the printed 12th edition, and 230 new monographs from the to-be published 14th edition. As in the printed edition for which the CD-ROM serves as an essential supplement, each monograph is a concise description of a single substance or a small group of closely related compounds. "
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BookURL[8]="p-1542-the-merck-index-version-134-cd-rom-commercial"
BookTitle[9]="The Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs, Companion to the Handbook on Injectable Drugs"
BookAuthor[9]="Lawrence A. Trissel, FASHP"
BookBlurb[9]="The Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs, Companion to the Handbook on Injectable Drugs, 15th Edition, is essential for all health care professionals involved in preparing and administering injectable drugs. This portable guide provides on-the-spot answers to medication questions for increased efficiency."
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BookURL[9]="p-3349-the-pocket-guide-to-injectable-drugs-companion-to-the-handbook-on-injectable-drugs"
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