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Print version: Introduction to hospital & health-system pharmacy practice ; Introduction to acute and ambulatory care pharmacy practice, Introduction to acute and ambulatory care health system pharmacy practice / Douglas Scheckelhoff and Kasey Thompson -- Overview of the history of hospital pharmacy in the United States / William A. Zellmer -- Key legal and regulatory issues in institutional pharmacy practice / John P. Uselton, Lee B. Murdaugh, and David A. Holdford -- Medication management / Kathy A. Chase -- Clinical pharmacy / John E. Murphy -- Medication safety / David A. Holdford -- Medication distribution systems / Stephen F. Eckel, Jami E. Mann, and Fred M. Eckel -- Controlled substances management / George J. Dydek and David J. Tomich -- Informatics / Bruce A. Chaffee -- Electronic data management : electronic health-record systems and computerized provider order entry systems / Asli Ozdas Weitkamp, Scott D. Nelson, Shane Stenner, and S. Trent Rosenbloom -- Automation in practice / Brad Ludwig and Jack Temple -- Purchasing and inventory control / Jerrod Milton -- Basics of financial management and cost control / Andrew L. Wilson -- Providing sustainable pharmacy services in ambulatory care / David A. Holdford -- Sterile preparations and admixture programs / Ryan A. Forrey and Philip J. Schneider -- Parenteral therapy / Julie A. Patterson and David A. Holdford -- Leadership and management / David A. Holdford -- Recruiting, selecting, and managing pharmacy personnel / David A. Holdford and Emily C. Prabhu -- Training for careers in hospitals and health systems / Thomas P. Reinders and David A. Holdford -- Career options for technicians in health systems and hospitals / Carrie A. Sincak and Jennifer Phillips, "Previously published as Introduction to hospital and health-system pharmacy practice.", Preceded by Introduction to hospital & health-system pharmacy practice / edited by David A. Holdford, Thomas R. Brown. ©2010

Print version: Pharmacy clinical coordinator's handbook, Getting started / Noelle R.M. Chapman -- Building and leveraging key relationships / Scott Knoer and Sam Calabrese -- P & T committee, formulary management basics, and medication-use evaluations / Bob Lobo and Mark Sullivan -- Finance : focusing on the bottom line / Robert P. Granko -- Medication safety essentials for the clinical coordinator / Lynn Eschenbacher -- Accreditation, medication management, and the clinical coordinator / Trista Pfeiffenberger -- Human resources and people management / Jennifer Burnette -- Staff development : 10 factors to guide performance / Jean Douglas -- Managing development and assessment of competency / Lynn Eschenbacher and Rhonda Zillmer -- Strategic planning and project management / Jennifer M. Schultz -- Implementing new clinical pharmacy programs step-by-step / Laurimay Laroco and Jenna Huggins -- Programs that work : clinical pharmacy services 101 / Steven S. Carlisle and Carrie A. Berge -- Monitoring and evaluating clinical interventions / Kate M. Schaafsma -- Leadership from the clinical coordinator's perspective / David Hager -- Incorporating students and residents into it all / Antonia Zapantis -- Putting it all together : the effective clinical coordinator / Lynn Eschenbacher

Print version: Clark, Toby ; Wisdom from the pharmacy leadership trenches

Print version: Bush, Paul W. ; Managing & leading, pt. 1. Personal roles, goals, and development lessons -- pt. 2. Communication -- pt. 3. Learning and teaching -- pt. 4. Improving personal and organizational productivity lessons -- pt. 5. Meetings -- pt. 6. Marketing -- pt. 7. Building mutually beneficial employee-employer partnerships -- pt. 8. The broad view, "Managing and Leading: 44 Lessons Learned for Pharmacists is based on the work, Managing and Leading: 52 Lessons Learned for Engineers, Copyright 2004, American Society of Civil Engineers.", Electronic reproduction. Place of publication not identified : HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010

Print version: Pharmacy leadership field guide, ""Dedications""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Contents""; ""Foreword""; ""Preface""; ""How to Use This Book""; ""Publisher�s Note""; ""Editors""; ""Contributors""; ""Reviewers""; ""Professional Leadership""; ""Introduction""; ""Don�t mistake a good manager for a good leader""; ""Being a “little L� everyday leader""; ""Employ situational leadership""; ""Never think “It�s not my job�""; ""Don�t miss “the forest for the trees�""; ""The pharmacist�s role in relation to the patient and caregivers""; ""Be the CEO (chief executive officer) of your own career"", ""Employ a career development plan""""Perfecting leadership skills through involvement in professional organizations""; ""Summary""; ""Leadership Exercises""; ""VETERAN mentor PROFILE""; ""NEW PRACTITIONER PROFILE""; ""Suggested Additional Readings""; ""Additional Materials""; ""Becoming a Leader""; ""Building your leadership skill repertoire and knowing your personal style""; ""Finding and maximizing the mentor/mentee relationship""; ""How to recognize when an opportunity presents itself""; ""When and how to negotiate an outcome"", ""When is it appropriate to say no? (Is it ever appropriate?)""""VETERAN MENTOR PROFILE""; ""People, People, People!""; ""Informal leaders as necessary change agents""; ""Achieving success with an angry or strong-minded person""; ""Having crucial conversations when needed""; ""Having influence with people who have more authority than you""; ""There is no “I� in team""; ""Don�t take credit for the ideas of others""; ""Gaining respect from those more experienced than you""; ""Motivating the Eeyores""; ""Leading by example""; ""Sharing your passion with others"", ""Inspiring others to achieve a common vision""""The importance of developing relationships""; ""Holding people accountable for their performance""; ""Recognizing the fit of an individual to the department or organization""; ""Working with individuals who do not take initiative and rely on you for productivity""; ""Reference""; ""Communication""; ""Adapting a message to a target audience""; ""Tailoring a message to accommodate individual needs and preferences""; ""The importance of listening""; ""General approaches to feedback""; ""Giving feedback to an individual"", ""Hearing and responding to feedback""""NEW PRACTItiONER PROFILE""; ""Embracing Change""; ""Expect change to occur""; ""View change as a positive opportunity""; ""Being comfortable with being uncomfortable""; ""Change agent/change leader""; ""Successfully managing yourself during change""; ""Veteran Mentor Profile""; ""New Practitioner Profile""; ""References""; ""How to Conduct a Force Field Analysis?""; ""Tips for Change Leaders""; ""Rate Your Readiness To Change""; ""Working Efficiently""; ""Tackling the most challenging task of your day""; ""How to implement the techniques""

"This research was sponsored by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation ...", Print version: Kilmer, Beau ; U.S. Drug Policy Landscape : Insights and Opportunities for Improving the View, Introduction: The drug policy landscape in the United States ; Efficacy of U.S. drug policies and programs ; The drug policy research funding landscape ; Opportunities to influence the drug policy field. Concluding thoughts, Title from PDF title screen (viewed on Sept. 14, 2012)

Print version: Zellmer, William A. ; Conscience of a pharmacist, Electronic reproduction. Place of publication not identified : HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010

Print version: Kingsberg, Miriam, 1981- ; Moral nation : modern Japan and narcotics in global history, Moral crusade in Meiji Japan -- Drug users in the epicenter of consumption -- Cultural producers and the Japanese empire -- Cultural producers and Manchukuo -- Merchants -- Law enforcement -- Laboratory scientists -- Medical doctors -- Moral panic in postwar Japan

Print version: Dietary supplements, Aging & dietary supplements / National Institute on Aging -- Dietary supplements : FDA should take further actions to improve oversight and consumer understanding / Government Accountability Office -- FDA 101 : dietary supplements / U.S. Food and Drug Administration -- Final rule promotes safe use of dietary supplements / U.S. Food and Drug Administration -- Fortify your knowledge about vitamins / U.S. Food and Drug Administration -- Using dietary supplements wisely / U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Print version: Developing solid oral dosage forms, Ch 1Solubility of Pharmaceutical Solids; Ch 2Crystalline and Amorphous Solids; Ch 3Analytical Techniques in Solid State Characterization; Ch 4Salt Screening and Selection: New Challenges and Considerations in the Modern Pharmaceutical R&D Paradigm; Ch 5Drug Stability and Stability Studies; Ch 6Excipient Compatibility; Ch 7Theory of Diffusion and Pharmaceutical Applications; Ch 8Particle, Powder and Compact Characterization; Ch 9Polymer Properties and Characterization; Ch 10Applied Statistics in Product Development; Ch 11Oral Absorption Basics: Pathways, Physicochemical and Biological Factors, and Methods of Study; Ch 12Oral Absorption Evaluation and Prediction; Ch 13Fundamentals of Dissolution; Ch 14Dissolution Testing of Solid Products; Ch 15Bioavailability and Bioequivalence; Ch 16In Vivo Evaluation of Dosage Form Performance; Ch 17In Vitro-In Vivo Correlations: Fundamentals, Applications and Development Considerations; Ch 18Integration of physical, chemical, mechanical and biopharmaceutical properties in solid oral dosage form development; Ch 19 Design and Development of Self-Emulsifying Drug Delivery Systems for Enhanced Oral Absorption of Poorly Soluble Compounds; Ch 20Rational Design of Oral Modified-Release Drug Delivery Systems; Ch 21Development of Modified-Releas Oral Dosage Forms; Ch 22Analytical Development and Validation for Solid Oral Dosage Forms; Ch 23Statistical Design and Analysis of Long Term Stabilty Studies for Drug Products; Ch 24Packaging selection for solid dosage forms; Ch 25 Clincial Supplies Manufacture; Ch 26Specification Setting and Manufacturing Process Control for Solid Oral Drug Products; Ch 27Scale-Up Of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Operation of Solid Dosage Forms; Ch 28 Process Development, Optimization and Scale-Up: Powder Handling and Segregation Concerns; Ch 29Process Development and Scale-Up of Wet Granulation by High-Shear Process; Ch 30Development, Scale-Up and Optimization of Fluid-bed Granulation; Ch 31Development, Optimization and Scale-Up of Process Parameters: Roller Compaction; Ch 32Development, Optimization And Scale-Up Of Process Parameters: Compression; Ch 33Development, Optimization & Scale-Up of Process Parameters: Pan Coating; Ch 34Development, Optimization And Scale-Up Of Process Parameters: Wurster Coating; Ch 35Process Analytical Technology; Ch 36 The Product Development Process; Ch 37Product Registration and Drug Approval Process; Ch 38Modern Pharmaceutical Development Regulations; Ch 39Intellectual Property in Pharmaceutical Development; Ch 40Product Life-Cycle Management