A practical reference and educational guide presenting clinical scenarios focused on essential prescribing skills for medical students, academic clinical fellows, and registrars in Clinical Pharmacology and General Medicine.
A clinical guide focused on the practical application of pharmacology for medical professionals involved in prescribing medication. The book covers clinical procedures, drug dosages, and safety regulations.
A comprehensive textbook covering the principles of drug action and the practice of judicious prescribing, discussing the benefits, risks, and clinical use of medicines.
A highly condensed review of essential clinical pharmacology principles, focusing on drug mechanisms, side effects, and therapeutic uses using simplified and often mnemonic-based techniques for quick memorization.
A comprehensive textbook covering the principles and practice of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics, designed for practitioners and researchers. It provides updated knowledge on procedures, professional practices, drug dosages, formulas, and contraindications.
A comprehensive guide detailing the principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, focusing on the safe, effective, and rational use of drugs in clinical practice across various medical disciplines.
An international textbook covering the principles of clinical pharmacology, focusing on the societal role of therapeutic agents, pharmacoepidemiology, drug evaluation, economic evaluation of pharmaceuticals, drug regulation, and drug development, analyzing both the benefits and risks of medication.
A comprehensive guide focused on the top 100 essential drugs, detailing their clinical pharmacology and providing instruction on practical prescribing techniques. This resource was developed with input from medical students.
A comprehensive text covering the core concepts of clinical pharmacology, focusing on pharmacokinetics, drug therapy optimization, drug development and evaluation, clearance, elimination half-life, and the clinical assessment of renal function.
Ebook Info
Published: 2023
Number of pages: 796 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 24.27 MB
Authors: Heinz Mehlhorn
Description
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