term.subject="pharmacists"

Print version: Pharmacists, Chapter 1. Addressing the Gap between Pharmacy Education and Practice (Nilay Aksoy, Department of Clinical Pharmacy, Altinbas University, Istanbul, Turkey) -- Chapter 2. Current Challenges and Perspectives of Pharmacists in Oncology Settings (Songül Tezcan, Department of Clinical Pharmacy, Marmara University, istanbul, Turkey) -- Chapter 3. Current Challenges and Perspectives of Pharmacy in Middle Eastern Countries (Hala Sacre, PharmD, Souheil Hallit, PhD, Aline Hajj, PhD, Pascale Salameh, PhD, Drug Information Center, Order of Pharmacists of Lebanon, Beirut, Lebanon, and others) -- Chapter 4. Pharmacists in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Challenges and Perspectives (Thang Nguyen, Linh T. K. Mai, Vu T. Nguyen, Thu T. A. Truong, Tu T. C. Le, Suol T. PhaM, Chu X. Duong, Thao H. Nguyen, Susan E. Matthews and Katja Taxis, Department of Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacy, Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Can Tho, Vietnam, and others) -- Chapter 5. Synthesis of Relevant Information to Support Multi Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) for Pharmacist Decision Making (Alberto Frutos Pérez-Surio, Pharm D, PhD, Pharmacy Department. University Lozano Blesa Clinical Hospital, Zaragoza, Spain, and others)

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Mission Statement of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) -- Vision Statement of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) -- Automation and Information Technology -- Drug Distribution and Control -- Education and Training -- Ethics -- Formulary Management (Medication-Use Policy Development) -- Government, Law, and Regulation -- Medication Safety -- Medication Therapy and Patient Care -- Pharmaceutical Industry -- Pharmacy Management -- Practice Settings -- Research -- ASHP Therapeutic Position Statements -- ASHPTherapeutic Guidelines -- Index

Print version: HIV pharmacotherapy, HIV infection overview / Elizabeth M. Sherman, and Marylee Worley -- HIV testing and diagnosis / Jason J. Schafer -- Antiretroviral therapy / P. Brandon Bookstaver, Kristina Rokas, Celeste R. Caulder -- Initiating HIV treatment and supporting adherence / Agnes Cha, and Tiffany E. Bias -- HIV treatment failure and resistance / Janet Grochowski, and Parya Saberi -- Preventing HIV transmission with antiretroviral therapy / Katy L. Garrett, Mackenzie L. Cottrell, and Angela D.M. Kashuba -- Opportunistic infections / Christine A. Hughes, and Deborah Yoong -- Viral hepatitis / Denise Kreutzwiser, Pierre Giguère, and -- Alice L. Tseng -- Sexually transmitted infections / Deborah V. Kelly, and Tony Antoniou -- Tuberculosis / Eric F. Egelund, and Emily C. Huesgen -- Primary care / Jennifer Cocohoba, and Betty J. Dong -- Neuropsychiatric disorders, mental health, pain, and substance use / Jennifer E. Thomas, and Joshua Caballero -- Care of the transgender patient / Bryan M. Bishop -- Women's health / E. Kelly Hester -- Pediatric HIV infection / Kathleen K. Graham, and Ana M. Puga -- HIV and cancer / Karim Ibrahim, and Alison Yi Jin Wong -- Transplant / Melissa Badowski, Sarah E. Pérez, and Elizabeth Hetterman -- Care coordination for HIV-positive individuals / Michelle M. Foisy

Print version: Cantrell, Susan A. ; Letters from rising pharmacy stars

Print version: Newson, Linda A. ; Making medicines in early colonial Lima, Peru, Medicines : empire, science and society -- Learning to make medicines -- The medicines business -- Trading medicines and materia medica -- Selecting materia medica -- Making medicines -- The social world of apothecaries -- Persistent practices -- Appendix A: Books shipped from Spain by the apothecary Juan Sanchez in 1591 -- Appendix B: List of materia medica found in pharmacies in Spain and Lima -- Appendix C: Books shipped from Spain to Doctor Melchor de Amusco in nombre de Dios, 1584 -- Glossary

Print version: Wieczorkiewicz, Sarah M. ; Pharmacist's guide to antimicrobial therapy and stewardship

Print version: Community pharmacy, Preface; Expectations of Community Pharmacies as a Key Station of Community Care; The Current Socio-Medical State of Japan; The Importance of Reformation of Community Care; The Highlight to Community Pharmacies; References; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1; Community Pharmacy in Japan; Introduction; Medication Review; Home Visiting Service by Pharmacists; Immunization; Smoking Cessation; Diabetes; Hypertension; Point-Of-Care Testing (POCT); Other Services; Prescriptions with Clinical Test Results; The Family Pharmacist and Pharmacy Policy; References; Chapter 2, Community Pharmacy in United StatesIntroduction; Point-or-Care Testing; Immunization; Diabetes; Hypertension; Smoking Cessation; Medication Review; Home Medicines Review; References; Chapter 3; Community Pharmacy in Canada; Introduction; Medication Reviews and Home Medication Reviews; Injections; Smoking Cessation; Diabetes; Hypertension; Point of Care and Laboratory Testing; Common Ambulatory Conditions (aka "Minor Ailments"); Prescribing; Remuneration for Clinical Services; Conclusion; References; Chapter 4; Community Pharmacy in Australia; Introduction, Dispensing Prescription Medicines: Clinical InterventionsMedication Management Review; Dose Administration Aids; Non-Prescription Medicines and Management of Minor Illnesses; Selected Other Professional Services; Smoking Cessation; Diabetes Monitoring; Conclusion; References; Chapter 5; Community Pharmacy in England; Introduction; Medication Review; Medicine Use Reviews; Prescription Intervention MUR; Home Medication Review; New Medicines Service; Immunisations; Smoking Cessation; Diabetes; Hypertension; Point-of-Care Testing; Others (Alcohol, Weight, Prescriber etc.), Brief Alcohol InterventionsHealth Checks; Pharmacist Prescribing; The Future; References; Summary: Role of Community Pharmacy Across Five Countries; Japan; USA; Canada; Australia; England; Appendix -- Special Message: Community Pharmacy Practice in Five Countries; References; Contributors; Index; Blank Page

Print version: Higby, Gregory J. ; In Service to American Pharmacy : The Professional Life of William Procter Jr., Illustrations; Preface; Introduction; 1. A Glimpse at Procter's Character; 2. William Procter as Practicing Pharmacist; 3. Pharmaceutical Scientist and Technologist; 4. The Pursuit of Drug Quality; 5. Editor of the American Journal of Pharmacy; 6. Pioneering Pharmaceutical Educator; 7. Procter and Pharmaceutical Organizations; 8. Concluding Remarks; Appendixes; A. Procter's Paris Speech; B. Examples of Procter's Writing Style; C. Example of Procter's Work in Drug Assay; D. Example of Procter's Pharmaceutical Art; Notes; Bibliography; Index

Print version: Murdaugh, Lee B. ; Competence assessment tools for health-system pharmacies, Preceded by

Prologue -- 1 Seconde nature -- 2 Mentors -- 3 La Faculté de pharmacie -- 4 Les débuts : mai 1953 -- 5 Nouveaux projets -- 6 Développer une entreprise -- 7 Les regrets du vendeur -- 8 C'était écrit dans le ciel -- 9 Un nouveau départ -- 10 Coup de circuit -- 11 Pharmascience fait son entrée sur la scène internationale 12 Retour au pays -- 13 Investir dans les personnes : deux études de cas -- 14 Cultiver la différence -- 15 Roz -- 16 Se serrer les coudes -- Épilogue