"First edition 1990. Second edition 1998. Third edition 2004. Fourth edition 2009. Fifth edition 2014. Sixth edition 2020"-- title page verso.
The sixth edition of PharmacyPractice brings the contents completely up to date, reflecting emerging new roles for pharmacists both within the traditional employment areas of hospital and community pharmacy, as well as other developing roles supporting the public health agenda, governance, risk management, prescribing and pharmaco-economics.Each chapter begins with Study Points and ends with Key Points to reinforce learning.Appendices include medical abbreviations, Latin terms and abbreviations, systems of weights and measurements and presentation skills.Some chapters also carry self-assessment questions for more complex areas of pharmaceutical practice.New editor on the team, Louise Cogan.Many new contributors, comprising practising pharmacists, teachers of pharmacy, and pharmacists with joint appointments between hospital/community pharmacy and universities.Now with companion e-book included on StudentConsultNew chapters onConsentHistory Taking/ Gathering InformationAdvice giving and the pharmacist as a Health TrainerUsing calculations in pharmacy practiceContinuing professional development and revalidationIntra and inter professional working, The role of the pharmacist in medicines optimization
“From customer reviews of the previous edition: 'A great book. Everything is well organised and easy to understand. Covers all topics an undergraduate pharmacy student would need . useful for a practising pharmacist too.' 'This is an excellent introduction to pharmacy practice. It is an excellent read. Very well worth buying if you are a pharmacist or chemist.' 'I'm a final year medical student and found this great for all those learning outcomes that are really difficult to find. Things like details on the yellow card scheme and MHRA that I'd previously spent hours searching for - a concise, clear explanation of can be found here. There are also useful things like consent, capacity, health-behaviour models, prescription writing, controlled drugs and homeopathy information . mops up the learning outcomes that most other books don't cover. I've used it most for the practise drugs calculations as we have formatives on these and end of year OSCEs too!'”
From customer reviews of the previous edition:'A great book. Everything is well organised and easy to understand. Covers all topics an undergraduate pharmacy student would need . useful for a practising pharmacist too.''This is an excellent introduction to pharmacy practice. It is an excellent read. Very well worth buying if you are a pharmacist or chemist.''I'm a final year medical student and found this great for all those learning outcomes that are really difficult to find. Things like details on the yellow card scheme and MHRA that I'd previously spent hours searching for - a concise, clear explanation of can be found here. There are also useful things like consent, capacity, health-behaviour models, prescription writing, controlled drugs and homeopathy information . mops up the learning outcomes that most other books don't cover. I've used it most for the practise drugs calculations as we have formatives on these and end of year OSCEs too!'
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