New pocket companion to clinical pharmacy
 A pocket guide to clinical pharmacy has been published by the Pharmaceutical Press (the publishing division of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society).
‘Clinical pharmacy
pocket companion’ is an A-to-Z pocket
book designed to provide concise and practical pharmaceutical information
for clinical
pharmacists. It provides the user with a range of tools, suggestions
and advice to assist in the provision of pharmaceutical care.
The Pharmaceutical Press says that the new book brings together disparate
information not easily found in other reference sources and deals with
obscure problems as well as routine queries arising from therapeutic
drug monitoring, electrolyte disturbances, management of disease states
and perioperative drug administration.
The book has been written by three pharmacists from Queen’s Park
Hospital, Blackburn — Jane Wright (principal pharmacist), Alistair
Gray (community services pharmacist) and Vincent Goodey (pharmacy department).
The Pharmaceutical Press says: “This is a useful, practical guide
in a handy format. It will be an invaluable tool for practising pharmacists
and also a helpful study aid for pharmacy students.”
The new publications is a compact, PVC-bound book with 480 pages of 180mm
x 100mm. It costs £21.95.
UK orders can be placed by telephone (01767 604 971), fax (01767 601
640) or e-mail (rps@turpin-distribution.com) or through the
Pharmaceutical Press website
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