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APhA 2009 Publications Catalog Career Development Public Relations or Pharmacists                                                      6 Marketing or Pharmacists                                                          6 Supervision: A Pharmacy Perspective                                                 7 Managing the Patient-Centered Pharmacy                                             7 101 Ways to Improve Your Pharmacy Worklie                                           7 The Pharm rmac acy y Pro oes essi sion ona al’s Gu Guid ide e to Ré Rés sum umé és, CV CVs, & Int nter erv vie iewi wing ng                        8 Building a Successul Co Collaborative Ph Pharmacy Pr Practice                                   8 Communication Skills or Pharmacists                                                 9 Essential Spanish or Pharmacists                                                    10 Pharmacy Ma Management: Es Essentials o or Al All Pr Practice Se Settings                                10

Compounding The Art rt,, Scie ienc nce e, and Techn hno olo logy gy o Pha harm rma ace ceu uti tic cal Compou oun ndin ing g                         11 Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation: A How-To Manual                                 11 Trissel’s Stability o Compounded Formulations                                          12 Allen’s Compounded Formulations: The Complete U.S. Pharmacist Collection                  12

Industry Stability-Indicating HPLC Methods or Drug Analysis                                     13 Tableting Sp Specication Ma Manual                                                       13 Handbook o Analytical Methods or Dietary Supplements                                 14 Radi diop oph har arm mac ace eut utic ical als s in Nuc ucle lea ar Pharm rmac acy y and Nu Nuc cle lear ar Medic icin ine e                          14 Handbook o Pharmaceutical Excipients                                               15 Pharmaceutical Excipients 5                                                         15

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Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs                                                  16 The Practitioner’s Pocket Gu Guide to Nonprescription Drugs                                  17 Drug Inormation Handbook                                                         18 Geriatric Dosage Handbook                                                        18 Pediatric Dosage Handbook                                                         19 Drug Inormation Handbook or Oncology                                              19 Pagliaros’ Co Comprehensive Gu Guide to to Dr Drugs & Substances o o Ab Abuse                          20 Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation                                                    20 Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation or PDA                                             21 Pharmacy Drug Cards                                                             21 Ident-A-Drug Reerence                                                            21 The Merck Manual o Diagnosis and Therapy                                           22 Handbook on Injectable Drugs                                                       22 Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs                                                     22 2009 Intravenous Medications                                                       23 Martindale: Th The Co Complete Dr Drug Reerence                                             23 Evaluations o Drug Interactions                                                      23 Natu Na tura rall Pr Prod oduc ucts ts:: A Ca Case se-B -Bas ased ed Ap Appr proa oach ch o orr Hea Healt lth h Car Care e Pr Pro oes essi sion onal als s                     24 Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database                                           24

Drug Information for the PDA Lexi-COMPLETE™                                                                25 Lexi-Drugs ®                                                                      25 Lexi-CLINICAL SU SUITE™                                                            25

Medication Therapy Therapy Management Services The Pharmacist’s Guide to Compensation or MTM Services                                26 100 MTM Tips or the Pharmacist                                                     26 Medication Th Therapy Ma Management Se Services: A Cr Critical Re Review                              26

Specialty Information Medication Errors                                                                 28 Heroes o o Ph Pharm rma acy: Pr Proessional Le Leadership in in Ti Times o o Ch Change                           28 Nutrition in Pharmacy Practice                                                       29 Health Ca Care In Inormatics: A Skills-Based Re Resource                                        29

Adoptions and Permissions Faculty Ad Adoption                                                                  30 Publishing a Book With APhA                                                        31 APhA’s Publine                                                                   31 APhA Books and Electronic Products Editorial Advisory Board                              31 Permissions                                                                      31

NAPLEX Review The APhA Complete Review or Pharmacy                                             32 Lange Q&A: Pharmacy                                                             32 Comprehensive Pharmacy Review                                                    32 Comprehensive Pharmacy Review: Practice Exams                                      33 Comprehensive Pharmacy Review NAPLEX ® Preparation: CD CD-ROM                          33

Classroom Use Community Pharmacy Practice Case Community Case Studies                                           34 Spanish or the Pharmacy Proessional                                                34 Pharmacy Pr Practice Ex Experiences: A St Student’s Ha Handbook                                   35 Essentials o Cultural Competence in Pharmacy Practice                                  35 Pharmacy: An Introduction to the Proession                                            36 Peripheral Brain or the Pharmacist                                                   36 Understanding Pharmacy Calculations                                                37 Pharmaceutical Ca Calculations                                                        37 Pharmaceutical Calculations: The Pharmacist’s Handbook                                 37 Leadership and Advocacy or Pharmacy                                               38 A Pr Practical Gu Guide to to Ph Pharm rma aceutical Ca Care: A Clinical Sk Skills Pr Primer                           38 A Practical Gu Guide to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice                                    38 Remington:: The Science and Practice Remington Practice o Pharmacy                                      39 Foye’s Principles o Medicinal Chemistry                                               39 Building a Medical Vocabulary: With Spanish Translations                                 39 Pharmacy Practice and the Law                                                      40 Pharmacy Law Digest                                                              40 Principles o o Sc Scientic Li Literature Ev Evaluation                                             40 Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach                                        41 Pharmacotherapy Casebook                                                        41 Pharmacotherapy Handbook                                                        42 Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy                                                   42 Geriatric Ph Pharmacotherapy: A Gu Guide o or th the He Helping Pr Proessional                           43 Handbook o Basic Pharmacokinetics                                                 43 Applied Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics                                         43 Basic and Clinical Pharmacology                                                     44 Ansel’s Ph Pharm rma aceutical Do Dosage Fo Forms an and Dr Drug De Delivery Systems                          44 Physiology Case Studies in Pharmacy                                                 44 Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use o Drugs                                         45 Goodman & Gi Gilman’s Ph Pharmacological Ba Basis o o Th Therapeutics                              45 Good Go odma man n & Gilm Gilman an’’s Phar Pharma maco colo logi gica call Basi Basis s o The Thera rape peut utic ics s Digi Digita tall Edit Editio ion n                   45 The Washington Manual o Medical Therapeutics                                        46 Marks’ Ba Basic Me Medical Bi Biochemistry: A Clinical Ap Approach                                  46

Pharmacy Technician Technician Resources The Ph Pharmacy Te Technician’s Po Pocket Dr Drug Re Reerence                                      47 Pharmacy Technician Certication Quick-Study Guide                                    47 Complete Re Review o or th the Ph Pharmacy Te Technician                                          48 Complete Math Review or the Pharmacy Technician                                     48 Communi nica cati tion on and Man ana age gem ment Sk Skil ills ls or the Phar arm mac acy y Techn hnic icia ian n                        49 The Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual                                        49 The Pharmacy Technician                                                           50 The Pharmacy Technician Workbook & Certication Review                                50 Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs                                                  50 The Practitioner’s Pocket Gu Guide to Nonprescription Drugs                                  50

Author Index                                                                   51 Title Index                                                                     53

NEW BOOKS ANNOUNCEMENT Public Relations or Pharmacists  6

Spanish or the Pharmacy Proessional    34

2nd Edition Tina L. Pugliese

Jeri J. Sias, Susana V. James, and Christina Cabello C. de Martinez

The Pharmacist’s Guide to Compensation or MTM Services     26

Communication & Management Skills or the Pharmacy Technician  49

Edited by Michael D. Hogue and Benjamin Bluml

Jody Jacobson Wedret

100 MTM Tips or the Pharmacist    26 Marsha K. Millonig

Communication Skills or Pharmacists: Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care    9 3rd Edition Bruce A. Berger

The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reerence Re erence  47 5th Edition Joyce A. Generali

The APhA Complete Review or Pharmacy   32 6th Edition Edited by Dick Gourley and James C. Eo III

Community Pharmacy Practice Case Cas e Studies   34 Edited by Jean-Venable “Kelly” R. Goode, Lynne M. Roman, and Kristin W. Weitzel

Trissel’sTM Stability o Compounded Formulations    12 4th Edition Lawrence A. Trissel

Pharmacy: An Introduction to the Proession    36 2nd Edition L. Michael Posey

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APA BOOKS AND ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS 2009

The Practitioner’s Pocket Guide to Nonprescription Drugs     17

Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Approach to Sel-Care 16 16th Edition Edited by Rosemary R. Berardi, Steanie Ferreri, Anne L. Hume, Lisa A. Kroon, Gail D. Newton, Nicholas G. Popovich, Tami L. Remington, Carol Rollins, Leslie A. Shimp, and Karen J. Tietze

NEW BOOKS ANNOUNCEMENT Pharmacy Management: Essentials or All Practice Settings Settings  10

Comprehensive Pharmacy Review Practice Exams Exams 33

2nd Edition Shane P. Desselle and David P. Zgarrick

7th Edition Alan H. Mutnick, Paul F. Souney, and Leon Shargel

Drug Inormation Handbook    18

A Practical Guide to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice     38

18th Edition Charles F. Lacy, Lora L. Armstrong, Morton P. Goldman, and Leonard L. Lance

3rd Edition Judith E. Thompson and Lawrence Davidow

Geriatric Dosage Handbook    18 14th Edition Todd P. P. Semla, Judith L. Beizer, and Martin D. Higbee

Handbook on Injectable Drugs     22 15th Edition Lawrence A. Trissel

Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs   22 15th Edition Lawrence A. Trissel

2009 Intravenous Medications    23

Building a Medical Vocabulary: With Spanish Translations  39 7th Edition Peggy C. Leonard

Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach   41 7th Edition Joseph T. DiPiro, Robert L. Talbert, Gary C. Yee, Gary R. Matzke, Barbara G. Wells, and L. Michael Posey

Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A Patient-Focused Approach   41 7th Edition Terry L. Schwinghammer

25th Edition Betty Gahart and Adrienne Nazareno

Pharmacotherapy Handbook    42

Comprehensive Pharmacy Review 33

7th Edition Barbara G. Wells, Joseph T. DiPiro, Terry L. Schwinghammer, and Cindy Hamilton

7th Edition Edited by Leon Shargel, Larry N. Swanson, Alan H. Mutnick, and Paul F. Souney

Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use o Drugs     45 9th Edition Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, Lloyd Y. Young, Wayne A. Kradjan, B. Joseph Guglielmo, Brian K. Alldredge, Robin L. Corelli, and Bradley R. Williams

800-878-0729

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT NEW EDITION Public Relations or Pharmacists Tina L. Pugliese Public Relations or Pharmacists is the only book on public relations designed or pharmacy, the third-largest health proession in the United States The book provides pharmacists and student pharmacists with all the tools available to advance their practice and the proession through public relations, including media relations, community involvement, and special events •

9 “How-To” chapters that explain all the essentials — working with the media; writing news releases, public service announcements, op-ed pieces, and blogs; preparing or media interviews; working with public relations agencies; and getting involved in national health observances such as American Pharmacists Month

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Lists o public relations do’s and don’ts, points to consider, and tips or success

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Suggested messages or pharmacists to communicate to the public

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Examples o successul public relations activities and campaigns and a sample news release, public service announcement, op-ed article, and media pitch letter

2nd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-121-5 • 2008 • 171 pp • Softbound APhA Member

$27.00

Nonmember

$29.95

Marketing or Pharmacists David A. Holdord Marketing or Pharmacists explains why marketing is an activity that all pharmacists in all settings should undertake to build their practices, develop innovative services, and generate business or their employers or organizations Each chapter includes questions, activities, and suggested urther readings An instructor’s manual is available in PDF ormat

Readers will: •

Develop an appreciation or the need to market pharmacy services

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Learn to apply marketing strategies to pharmacy problems

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Improve their ability to attract and retain patients and customers


$47.00

Nonmember

$52.00

ONLINE CE: Using Relationship Marketing to Expand Pharmacy Services ACPE Universal Program Number: 202-000-07-261-H04-P 15 contact hours o continuing education credit (015 CEUs) For detailed activity inormation including learning objectives and completion requirements, visit the APhA Online CE Center at wwwpharmacistcom/education APhA members receive FREE CE online through the pharmacistcom CE Center Non-members can still access CE, but will be charged a nominal ee to gain CE credit The American Pharmacists Association is accredited by the Accreditation Council or Pharmacy Education as a provider o continuing pharmacy education

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT Supervision: A Pharmacy Perspective Jeannette Y. Wick

With an entire chapter dedicated to patient saety, Supervision: A Pharmacy Perspective addresses the pharmacy supervisor’s oremost concern It contains real-lie case studies and examples; ways to motivate employees and bring about change; workplace rules, expectations, rewards, and discipline; ways to handle complaints and grievances; and US labor laws This resource also thoroughly examines licensure, credentialing, malpractice, documentation, and peer review •

13 detailed chapters with practical advice about motivation, communication, delegation, scheduling, perormance improvement, business etiquette, change, reward and discipline, and more

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An examination o issues unique to pharmacy, including licensure, credentialing, malpractice, documentation, peer review, and patient saety

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Guidance on supervising, training, and making the most o pharmacy technicians

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Useul overviews o labor laws and legal issues

ISBN: 978-1-58212-013-3 • 2003 • 389 pp • Softbound APhA Member

$51.00

Nonmember

$57.00

Managing the Patient-Centered Pharmacy Edited by Harry P. Hagel and John P. Rovers

Addressing pharmacists in all practice settings, this guide targets the most important management topics or implementing or improving patient services Every pharmacist can benet rom reading this compilation o advice, strategy, and resources that provides a process-oriented approach and examples o existing programs •

10 detailed chapters by American, Canadian, and Australian educators and consultants expert in patient care, management, quality improvement, fnance, sta motivation, and more

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A step-by-step guide or changing rom a product-ocused to a patient-centered practice

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Advice on evaluating customers’ needs, business planning, automation, nancial systems, and cost containment

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Discussions o quality improvement, interdisciplinary team building, and determining the impact o services

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Suggestions on training, helpul resources, and organizational support

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Tips on dierentiating your practice in the marketplace


$48.00

Nonmember

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101 Ways to Improve Your Pharmacy Worklie Mark R. Jacobs

In pharmacies across the country, pharmacists are busier, more stressed, and, some would say, unhappier than ever beore, resulting rom an increasing volume o prescriptions being written today, chronic delays in securing reimbursement rom third-party payers, pharmacist shortages, and unproessional working conditions Written by a rontline community pharmacist who has reused to passively accept the status quo during his many years in practice, 101 Ways to Improve Your Pharmacy Worklie is the rst book to oer pharmacists practical ways to reduce stress and improve their proessional well-being ISBN: 978-1-58212-014-0 • 2001 • 165 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT The Pharmacy Proessional’s Guide to Résumés, CVs, & Interviewing Thomas P. Reinders

The latest edition o this popular resource geared specically or job-seeking pharmacy proessionals gives step-by-step instructions or developing written materials, such as résumés, CVs, and cover letters that get results, and prepares you or interviews that distinguish you rom the crowd New sections help you build a proessional image by developing portolios, business cards, and personal statements as well as putting e-mail to work in your avor It contains 15 sample résumés, 6 sample CVs, and 20 sample letters or pharmacists and technicians in a variety o settings, including community pharmacy, hospitals, academia, and industry 2nd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-076-8 • 2006 • 164 pp • Softbound with CD-ROM APhA Member

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Since there are probably not a lot, i any, career-planning books geared toward pharmacy, this book is needed and worthwhile or those in the feld. Speaking rom experience, this book will “defnitely assist in the process o preparing or a career in pharmacy.

— From a review o the 1st edition Norberto C Gonzalez, MD University o Kansas Medical Center Doody’s Book Review Service Rating: * * * * *

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Building a Successul Collaborative Pharmacy Practice Edited by Marialice Bennett and Jody Jacobson Wedret

Packed with guidelines, tips, and orms to help you establish collaborative practice arrangements, consult with teams o practitioners, re-engineer your workfow, manage and market your practice, and obtain reimbursement or services This book also includes tools to help you monitor drug regimens, report patient care, and advise patients about proper medication use and health habits •

More than 100 ready-to-use orms cover a range o critical topics, including collaborating on patient care, monitoring health conditions, and developing patient care plans

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Enclosed CD-ROM contains 96 orms and sample documents that you may adapt or your own practice

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4 chapters cover the basic elements o collaborative pharmaceutical care, a breakdown o collaborative services, how to set up partnerships with physicians, and disease-specic services

ISBN: 978-1-58212-056-0 • 2004 • 388 pp • Softbound with CD-ROM APhA Member

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“— Kimberly K Daugherty, PharmD

Overall, I think Building a Successul Collaborative Pharmacy Practice would be a useul resource or community practitioners, especially because o the orms it contains.

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT NEW EDITION

Communication Skills or Pharmacists: Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care Bruce A. Berger

Pharmacy practice requires a bond between the pharmacist and patient as well as a connection between the pharmacist and physician Without eective communication, pharmacists will be unable to establish these relationships and unable to reach the goal o providing high quality patient care This book provides practical advice on building relationships with patients and physicians, listening and responding appropriately, eective patient counseling, supportive communication, managing confict, assertiveness, and more •

15 chapters rom the second edition covering key communication skills or pharmacists: listening and empathic responding, supportive communication, persuasive communication, assertiveness, managing confict, dealing with angry patients, and helping patients accept the behavior changes needed to manage their illness

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A new chapter on communicating about sensitive medical issues (eg, depression, erectile dysunction) and a new chapter on literacy issues

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A detailed patient counseling checklist to help pharmacists with the timing and organization o the inormation they provide to patients and the inormation they receive rom patients

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Dozens o examples o good and bad pharmacist–patient and pharmacist–physician dialogues

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Questions or refection at the end o each chapter

Table o Contents: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Caring, Covenants, Codes, and Commitment Developing the Relationship Choosing to See Patients as People Listening and Empathic Responding Patient Counseling Managing the Angry Patient Assertiveness Confict Management Helping Patients With Change Interacting With Physicians Supportive Communication Choosing an Appropriate Response Persuasive Communication Immediacy: How Word Choice and Nonverbal Cues Aect the Relationship Cultural Competence Communicating About Sensitive Issues Literacy Index

3rd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-132-1 • 2009 • 240 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT Essential Spanish or Pharmacists Glenn L. Kisch

This unique booklet provides Spanish translations and pronunciations or over 500 o the most common words and phrases used in a pharmacy It is a valuable aid in the pharmacy to ensure that patients understand how to use their medications 2nd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-079-9 • 2005 • 69 pp • Softbound

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For those pharmacists and pharmacy students with Spanish-speaking patients, this book is a valuable aid in ensuring that patients understand how to use their medications.

— From a review o the 1st edition Mary Lynn Moody, BSPharm University o Illinois at Chicago College o Pharmacy Doody’s Book Review Service Rating: * * * *

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NEW EDITION

Pharmacy Management: Essentials or All Practice Settings Shane P. Desselle and David P. Zgarrick

Covering everything rom operations management and purchasing to Medicare Part D, this complete guide explains vital pharmacy management topics across all practice settings The book is lled with advice rom the eld’s top experts who take you through the principles applicable to all aspects o pharmacy practice, rom managing money to managing personal stress •

A scenario-based presentation combines practical solutions with evidence-based management theory and models, which are directly applied to cases and examples

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Learning objectives and Q&As appear in every chapter

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New chapters include Leadership, Medicare Part D, and Financial Reports

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Important revisions to the chapters on Managing Technology and Inormation Systems and Reimbursement or Value-Added Pharmacy Services

2nd Edition ISBN: 978-0-07149-436-6 • 2008 • 640 pp • Softbound

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COMPOUNDING The Art, Science, and Technology o Pharmaceutical Compounding Loyd V. Allen Jr. The Art, Science, and Technology o Pharmaceutical Compounding presents in a logical and progressive ormat all the inormation that pharmacists and student pharmacists need to understand the purpose and processes o compounding •

Initial chapters describe requisite acilities and equipment, record keeping, calculations, and quality control

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Individual chapters ollow addressing the compounding o each dosage orm in turn — rom powders and granules to injectables

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Additional chapters cover veterinary compounding, compounding or special populations such as pediatric and geriatric patients, and compounding or specic procedures such as iontophoresis

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Potential areas o growth are discussed in new chapters on compounding or clinical studies, compounding cosmetics, compounding with hazardous drugs, and compounding in the event o a natural disaster or terrorist attack

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9 appendices provide essential inormation on the compounding process and examples o standard operating procedures

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The necessary ingredients and steps are listed or compounding more than 200 sample ormulations, including bases, vehicles, and ingredient-specic preparations

This expanded 3rd edition has been updated to refect new USP standards related to compounding, particularly the compounding o sterile preparations 3rd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-110-9 • 2008 • 556 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation: A How-To Manual This manual uses step-by-step directions to take the reader through the three main stages o the accreditation process: online application, onsite survey, and online submission o documentation It explains each o the 10 Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board (PCAB) standards in a concise chapter, including compliance indicators or each standard and examples o how to meet each standard •

Key details on how to ormulate, customize, and number standard operating procedures

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The essential documentation needed to meet the PCAB standards

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Sample materials or marketing the pharmacy ater becoming a “PCAB-Accredited™ Compounding Pharmacy”


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COMPOUNDING NEW EDITION

Trissel’s™ Stability o Compounded Formulations Lawrence A. Trissel Trissel’s Stability o Compounded Formulations is the only book in print that provides a single compilation o all currently available stability inormation on drugs in compounded oral, enteral, topical, ophthalmic, and other specialized preparations Based on data published over the past 50 years, the reerence summarizes specic ormulations and stability studies The book will help readers (a) determine whether ormulated compounds will be stable or the anticipated duration o use, (b) properly store and repackage compounded ormulations, (c) ormulate in accordance with documented standards, and (d) counsel patients on the use and storage o compounded medications •

Completely updated monographs on 433 products—an increase o 78 over the third edition—arranged alphabetically by nonproprietary name

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Each monograph is organized into 3 easy-to-use categories: Properties, General Stability Considerations, and Stability Reports o Compounded Preparations

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Fourth and th categories, Compatibility with Other Drug Products and Compatibility with Common Beverages and Foods, are included where inormation is available

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1,233 reerences—326 new to the ourth edition—rom the worldwide literature spanning the past 50 years

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Two appendices, Beyond-Use Dating or Nonsterile Compounded Preparations and BeyondUse Dating or Sterile Compounded Preparations, provide a summary o USP benchmarks or assigning beyond-use periods in the absence o relevant research

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Index o nonproprietary and brand names

ISBN: 978-1-58212-125-3 • 2009 • 654 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Allen’s Compounded Formulations: The Complete U.S. Pharmacist Collection Loyd V. Allen Jr.

This collection compiles 15 years (1988–2002) o Allen’s popular monthly column, Contemporary Compounding, rom the pharmacy journal U.S. Pharmacist and begins with an introductory chapter containing inormation on good compounding practices rom the USP/NF and the National Association o Boards o Pharmacy ISBN: 978-1-58212-041-6 • 2003 • 404 pp • Softbound

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INDUSTRY Stability-Indicating HPLC Methods or Drug Analysis Quanyun A. Xu and Lawrence A. Trissel

By reerring to Stability-Indicating HPLC Methods or Drug Analysis , analysts can easily identiy suitable, previously validated stability-indicating HPLC methods and avoid conducting expensive and time-consuming validations on methods o unknown applicability that may not prove to be stability indicating •

A compilation o 1,028 stability-indicating HPLC analytical methods — 178 new to this edition — that are described in published literature

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Inormation on 572 dierent drug entities — 96 new to this edition — presented in structured monographs containing 30 elements

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A more in-depth, extensive description o the HPLC analysis presented in the literature than the sketchy outline ormats that appear elsewhere

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Unique in ocusing on stability-indicating HPLC methods, a specialized subset o all HPLC methodologies

Co-published by the American Pharmacists Association and the Pharmaceutical Press, a division o the Royal Pharmaceutical Society o Great Britain

3rd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-109-3 • 2008 • 904 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Tableting Specication Manual APhA Tableting Specifcation Steering Committee

This is the most comprehensive guide about the design o and specications or tablet tooling, the design o tablets, and the appropriate compression orces or various types o tooling The manual also provides detailed explanations and supporting illustrations or inspection and maintenance o tooling Two troubleshooting charts identiy common tablet production problems and their remedies •

Basic inormation on industry terminology, tablet manuacturing, and tooling specifcation drawings 

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Tablet tooling specications and tooling design options

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Guidelines or optimal tablet design

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Tooling interchangeability tables

7th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-078-2 • 2006 • 130 pp • Spiralbound APhA Member

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INDUSTRY Handbook o Analytical Methods or Dietary Supplements Frank Jaksch, Mark Roman, and Mingu Wang The Handbook o Analytical Methods or Dietary Supplements provides a convenient starting point or laboratories to develop and validate analytical testing methods or dietary supplements It is a unique, state-o-the-art compilation that provides current methods plus appropriate validation data, when known, or common supplements in the marketplace Although not intended to be comprehensive, it is a useul reerence or analytical chemists, quality control personnel, research and development scientists, product ormulators, medicinal chemists, pharmacognosists, academics, and students •

In-depth review o how analytical methods or dietary supplements are validated, including inormation on what buyers o analytical services should look or and how they should assess the quality o results This review is also useul to those validating their own in-house methods

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38 monographs on dietary ingredients most commonly used to produce dietary supplements Each monograph ollows a standard ormat or quick reerence

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Chemical names, ormulas, and structures, along with inormation on solubility and other physical and chemical data

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A description o common uses or each dietary supplement and its mode o action

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Discussion o reerence standards and marker compounds used

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Inormation and directions or using various component-specic methods

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Chromatography specications and representative chromatograms, when available


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Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine Richard J. Kowalsky and Steven W. Falen

This essential educational textbook or nuclear pharmacy practitioners, nuclear medicine technologists, and nuclear medicine physicians covers: radioactive decay, radiation detection and measurement, radiation protection and risk, radiation saety, radiation biology, licensing and regulatory controls, radionuclide production, radiopharmaceutical chemistry, radiopharmaceuticals or positron emission tomography (PET), the nuclear pharmacy, quality control, and the diagnostic and therapeutic use o radiopharmaceuticals 2nd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-031-7 • 2004 • 825 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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This book is an excellent and needed addition in the area o nuclear pharmacy. It can be used or beginning and advanced students. It presents a clearer description o the nuclear pharmacy “itsel and the many tasks that are required or preparation and dispensing o radiopharmaceuticals than other books currently available.

— Elaine D Mackowiak, PhD, RPh Temple University School o Pharmacy ” Doody’s Book Review Service Rating: * * * * *

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INDUSTRY Handbook o Pharmaceutical Excipients Edited by Raymond C. Rowe, Paul J. Sheskey, and Siân C. Owen

The Handbook o Pharmaceutical Excipients is a comprehensive resource that is considered to be the authoritative source or pharmaceutical excipient inormation It contains 300 monographs with inormation gathered rom international sources, personal observations, and comments rom the authors, steering committee members, and editors All monographs are cross-reerenced and indexed to easily identiy excipients by a chemical, nonproprietary, or trade name Co-published by the American Pharmacists Association and the Pharmaceutical Press, a division o the Royal Pharmaceutical Society o Great Britain. 5th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-058-4 • 2006 • 918 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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The text is extensively cross-reerenced and indexed so that excipient monographs can be readily ound.… The 4th edition o the Handbook o Pharmaceutical Excipients is an updated, “comprehensive reerence text that is essential to those in the development, production, and regulatory areas o the pharmaceutical industry.

— From a review o the 4th edition Linda Felton University o New Mexico Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy

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Pharmaceutical Excipients 5 Edited by Raymond C. Rowe, Paul J. Sheskey, and Siân C. Owen

This single-user CD-ROM contains the complete text o the 300 monographs ound in the print publication, the Handbook o Pharmaceutical Excipients , 5th edition •

Fully searchable suppliers directory

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Extensively linked monographs, contents list, and appendices

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Advanced text searching

5th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-081-2 • 2006 • CD-ROM • Single-User Version APhA Member

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Pharmaceutical Excipients is also available through a multi-user site license Multi-user and multiple site licenses are available or Pharmaceutical Excipients For more inormation on purchasing a multi-user site license or to place an order or the electronic version, call Margot Arellano at 1-800-237-2742, ext 7556, or e-mail at marellano@aphanetorg

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DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS NEW EDITION Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs Rosemary R. Berardi, Steanie Ferreri, Anne L. Hume, Lisa A. Kroon, Gail D. Newton, Nicholas G. Popovich, Tami L. Remington, Carol Rollins, Leslie A. Shimp, and Karen J. Tietze

Thoroughly updated and revised, the Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Ap- proach to Sel-Care provides accessible inormation on nonprescription drug pharmacotherapy, nutritional supplements, medical oods, nondrug and preventive measures, and complementary and alternative therapies The 16th edition helps students and practitioners develop problemsolving skills needed to assess and triage a pharmacy patient’s medical problems It provides FDA-approved dosing inormation and evidence-based research on the ecacy and saety o over-the-counter and herbal medications And available or ree to purchasers o the book: a ully searchable e-book o the entire textbook downloaded to your computer

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More than 70 academics and practitioners rom multiple health care elds with expertise in nonprescription medications and devices and other sel-care options More than 100 knowledgable peer reviewers weighed in on the book’s contents Updated inormation and reerences, and new, improved anatomical drawings throughout Enhanced complementary and alternative medicine section, with three substantially revised and reorganized chapters to provide the reader with a broad overview o dierent healing practices that a patient may be using Disease-oriented chapters contain new and revised case studies, treatment algorithms, comparisons o sel-treatments, patient education boxes, product selection guidelines, and tables that list interactions as well as dosage and administration guidelines Key Points section at end o chapters highlight important concepts Thoroughly revised “Prevention o Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Inections” chapter, including new inormation on the emergency contraceptive Plan B Free eBook download with purchase o the book Separate Web site devoted to the book (wwwOTCHandbookcom) with robust classroom resources

Table o Contents: • How to Use the New Case Problem-Solving Model • Sel-Care and Nonprescription Pharmacotherapy • Patient Assessment and Consultation • Multicultural Aspects o Sel-Care • Legal and Regulatory Issues in Sel-Care Pharmacy Practice • Headache • Fever • Musculoskeletal Injuries and Disorders • Vaginal and Vulvovaginal Disorders • Disorders Related to Menstruation • Prevention o Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Inections • Disorders Related to Colds and Allergy • Cough • Asthma • Heartburn and Dyspepsia • Intestinal Gas • Constipation • Diarrhea • Anorectal Disorders • Pinworm Inection • Nausea and Vomiting • Poisoning • Ostomy Care and Supplies

• Essential and Conditionally Essential Nutrients • Functional and Meal Replacement Foods • Sports Nutrition and PerormanceEnhancing Nutrients • Inant Nutrition and Special Nutritional Needs o Children • Overweight and Obesity • Ophthalmic Disorders • Prevention o Contact Lens-Related Disorders • Otic Disorders • Prevention o Hygiene-related Oral Disorders • Oral Pain and Discomort • Atopic Dermatitis and Dry Skin • Scaly Dermatoses • Contact Dermatitis • Diaper Dermatitis and Prickly Heat • Insect Bites and Stings and Pediculosis • Acne • Prevention o Sun-induced Skin Disorders • Skin Hyperpigmentation and Photoaging • Minor Burns and Sunburn

16th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-122-2 • 2009 • 1,300 pp • Hardbound

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• Minor Wounds and Secondary Bacterial Skin Inections • Fungal Skin Inections • Warts • Minor Foot Disorders • Hair Loss • Diabetes Mellitus • Insomnia • Drowsiness and Fatigue • Smoking Cessation • Home Testing and Monitoring Devices • Adult Urinary Incontinence and Supplies • Introduction to Complementary and Alternative Medicine • Common Natural Products • Common CAM Health Systems • Appendix I: Pregnancy and Lactation Risk Categories or Selected Nonprescription Medications • Appendix II: Botanical Medicines to Avoid in Pregnancy and Lactation • Index • Color Plates

DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS NEW

The Practitioner’s Pocket Guide to Nonprescription Drugs Cynthia Knapp Dlugosz The Practitioner’s Pocket Guide to Nonprescription Drugs covers between 20-25 common conditions that patients sel-treat, including headache, colds, cough, acne, and dermatitis It is intended as a quick reerence or practitioners—pharmacists and other clinicians alike—as they determine the best treatment or each patient’s condition

All the material in the book is pulled rom the 16th edition o the Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs  Each chapter will center on the treatment algorithm ound in the Handbook and eature concise tabular material and bullet points or quick access to key inormation

Conditions: • • • • • • • • • •

Headache Fever Musculoskeletal injuries and disorders Common cold Seasonal allergic rhinitis Perennial allergic rhinitis Cough Heartburn Constipation Acute diarrhea in children 1 month to 5 years

• Acute diarrhea in patients older than 5 years • Ophthalmic disorders (eye surace disorders) • Eyelid disorders • Tooth hypersensitivity • Recurrent aphthous stomatitis • Herpes simplex labialis • Dermatitis • Scaly dermatoses • Contact dermatitis

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Diaper dermatitis Pediculosis Acne Minor burns and sunburn Fungal skin inections Warts Insomnia Vitamin and mineral deciencies and imbalances

ISBN: 978-1-58212-140-6 • 2009 • 200 pp • Sotbound

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DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS NEW EDITION

Drug Inormation Handbook Charles F. Lacy, Lora L. Armstrong, Morton P. Goldman, and Leonard L. Lance

The Drug Inormation Handbook contains over 1,415 drug monographs, including over 30 new drugs and hundreds o updates Monographs encompass up to 32 elds o inormation, including detailed content on dosage, drug interactions, and adverse reactions Supplementing the drug inormation is an extensive appendix, with hundreds o charts and reviews o special topics, such as treatment guidelines and therapy recommendations, and a pharmacologic category index listing all drugs under their unique pharmacologic class •

New 6” x 9” size

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Over 35 new drug monographs

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New appendix section: –Intravenous Immune Globulin Product Comparison

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Appendix updates: – Immunization Recommendations – Prevention o Inective Endocarditis – Antiretroviral Therapy or HIV Inection: Adults and Adolescents – Perinatal HIV

18th Edition ISBN: 978-1-59195-254-1 • 2009 • 1,900 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION

Geriatric Dosage Handbook Todd P. Semla, Judith L. Beizer, and Martin D. Higbee

The Geriatric Dosage Handbook provides specic considerations when using drug therapy in older adults, compiled rom the current literature and clinical experience • • • • • • • • •

14 New Drug Monographs Multiple Appendix Updates, including Cytochrome P450 Tables New Appendix Topics: Lipid-Lowering Agents Community-Acquired Pneumonia in Adults Diabetes Mellitus Management, Adults Heart Failure (Systolic) Target INR Ranges or Adult Patients With Prosthetic Heart Valves Treatment o Elevated INR Due to Wararin

14th Edition ISBN: 978-1-59195-251-0 • 2009 • 1,970 pp • Softbound

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DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS Pediatric Dosage Handbook Carol K. Taketomo, Jane H. Hodding, and Donna M. Kraus

Lexi-Comp’s Pediatric Dosage Handbook continues to be the most trusted name in dosing or neonates, inants, and children This practical and convenient guide is organized into userriendly selections including an alphabetical listing o drugs, a comprehensive appendix o valuable charts, tables, and supporting inormation, and a therapeutic category and key word index •

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Drug Inormation Handbook or Oncology Dominic A. Solimando Jr.

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DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS Pagliaros’ Comprehensive Guide to Drugs & Substances o Abuse Louis A. Pagliaro and Ann Marie Pagliaro

This book is an easy-to-use resource that enables pharmacists, physicians, nurses, EMS personnel, and other allied health proessionals to retrieve pertinent inormation on drugs and substances o abuse quickly so they can be aware o the signs and symptoms o intoxication and the current illicit use patterns o prescription drugs ISBN: 978-1-58212-066-9 • 2004 • 461 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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This book is a remarkable tour-de-orce o the subject matter. It presents an authoritative account o the history and current situation regarding the abuse o therapeutic drugs and other “substances in a compact ormat (437 pages) with an additional extensive subject index (11 pages) and drug name index (12 pages). I have learned much rom the book.

— Robert B Raa, PhD Temple University School o Pharmacy Doody’s Book Review Service Rating: * * *

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Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation: A Reerence Guide to Fetal and Neonatal Risk Gerald G. Briggs, Roger K. Freeman, and Sumner J. Yae

Thoroughly updated with 127 new drug entries, this popular reerence provides practical, reliable inormation on over 1,175 drugs commonly prescribed to pregnant or lactating women Each drug monograph summarizes potential side eects on the embryo and etus, and drug passage to the nursing inant FDA Risk Factor ratings or each drug are included Drugs are listed alphabetically and indexed by generic as well as domestic and oreign trade names Recommendations or pregnancy and breasteeding are listed at the top o each drug review to provide or quick reerence This updated edition places special emphasis on drug-induced developmental toxicity, taking dosage into consideration wherever possible Coverage includes more herbal medicines and nutritional supplements used by women Summary paragraphs have been added to most drug reviews This edition also has a ull-color design 8th Edition ISBN: 978-0-78177-876-3 • 2008 • 2,144 pp • Hardbound

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DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation or PDA: A Reerence Guide to Fetal and Neonatal Risk Gerald G. Briggs, Roger K. Freeman, and Sumner J. Yae

The 8th edition o Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation is available in PDA ormat or quick, easy point-o-care reerence It provides reliable, practical inormation on over 1,175 drugs commonly prescribed to pregnant or lactating women Each drug entry summarizes potential side eects on the embryo and etus and drug passage to the nursing inant FDA Risk Factor ratings or each drug are included Drugs are listed alphabetically by generic, domestic, and oreign trade names Recommendations or pregnancy and breasteeding are listed at the top o each drug entry to provide or quick reerence This edition includes 127 new drug entries and covers more herbal medicines and nutritional supplements used by women Special emphasis is placed on drug-induced developmental toxicity, taking dosage into consideration wherever possible Summary paragraphs have been added to most drug entries Platorm: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices 8th Edition ISBN: 978-0-78179-406-0 • 2008 • CD-ROM APhA Member

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Pharmacy Drug Cards This set includes over 300 cards, including the top 200 drugs in the United States Each looselea set comes in a convenient 4-ring binder Also included is a pocket index guide with complete cross-reerence lists, Latin abbreviations, common weights and measures, DEA schedules, Pregnancy Categories, and consulting tips 24th Edition ISBN: 978-1-88057-956-5 • 2008 • 300 pp • Loose-Leaf Binder APhA Member

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Ident-A-Drug Reerence Je Jellin’s “Pharmacist’s Letter”

The huge number o generic and brand name drugs on the market makes the Ident-A-Drug Reerence a signicant guide or health care proessionals because it includes brand and generic names rom the United States and Canada Ident-A-Drug lists each product’s color, shape, graphics, imprint code, ingredients, ingredient strength, national drug code (NDC), and drug class No other drug identication resource is as comprehensive or as easy to use 2008 Edition ISBN: 978-0-97882-054-1 • 2008 • 840 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS The Merck Manual o Diagnosis and Therapy Mark H. Beer, Robert S. Porter, and Thomas V. Jones

The manual now eatures expanded clinical ocus on each category o disorder as well as more specic guidance on patient examinations The thoroughly revised and updated edition, in two-color presentation, has 34 completely new chapters and 69 new illustrations, and is packed with essential inormation on diagnosing and treating medical disorders to help medical proessionals deliver the best care to their patients It is a “must have” or medical students, residents, practicing physicians, nurses, and allied health proessionals •

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341 total chapters

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New content on critical care medicine, metabolic syndrome, acute lung injury, biological warare and terrorism, SARS, smallpox, and more

18th Edition ISBN: 978-0-91191-018-6 • 2006 • 3,000 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION

Handbook on Injectable Drugs Lawrence A. Trissel

The precise stability and compatibility inormation provided in the easy-to-read tables o the Handbook on Injectable Drugs enables health care proessionals to ensure the accurate and appropriate delivery o drug therapy or improved patient saety It explains storage requirements and general stability inormation, including pH, reezing, exposure to light, sorption and ltration characteristics, and repackaging inormation 15th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58528-213-5 • 2008 • 1,740 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION

Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs Lawrence A. Trissel

The highly portable Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs increases the eciency and condence o health care proessionals in hospitals and home care settings, providing on-the-spot answers to medication questions With its brie, simplied graphic presentation, it is essentially a wall chart o compatibility and stability tables divided into sections that are easy to read and crossreerence 15th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58528-xxx-x • 2009 • 430 pp • Softbound

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APhA BOOKS AND ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS 2009

DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS NEW EDITION

2009 Intravenous Medications Betty Gahart and Adrienne Nazareno

The #1 drug handbook on IV medications or 36 years, this reerence is trusted or its accuracy and comprehensive coverage, in a portable size or convenience in any clinical setting It provides essential data on administering more than 350 IV drugs This new edition includes entries or 9 new IV drugs recently approved by the FDA and hundreds o new drug acts An alphabetical organization and indexing by both generic and trade names, along with pharmacologic actions, make it easy to nd drug inormation quickly •

Complete details or administering more than 350 FDA-approved generic IV drugs

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25th Edition ISBN: 978-0-323-04554-4 • 2009 • 1,424 pp • Spiralbound APhA Member

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Martindale: The Complete Drug Reerence Edited by Sean Sweetman

The pharmacists who orm the current in-house editorial team build on 120 years o experience or the 35th edition, which provides reliable, unbiased, and independently evaluated inormation on drugs and medicines used throughout the world In addition to encyclopedic inormation on drugs used clinically, it also includes veterinary and investigational drugs, other compounds used in medicine, pharmaceutical excipients, herbal medicines, toxic substances, and much more 35th Edition ISBN: 978-0-85369-687-2 • 2006 • 3,344 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Evaluations o Drug Interactions Edited by Frederic J. Zucchero, Mark J. Hogan, Christine D. Sommer, and Nicole R. Wul

Provides practitioners the most comprehensive reerence or evaluating drug interactions or prescription and OTC drugs, including 1,100 monographs and 43,000 interactions, each assigned a signicance code ISBN: 978-0-96233-160-2 • 2009 • 1,600 pp • Two Loose-Leaf Binders (with updates every 2 months during 1-year subscription) APhA Member

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DRUG REFERENCE HANDBOOKS Natural Products: A Case-Based Approach or Health Care Proessionals Karen Shapiro

Using patient case scenarios, Natural Products: A Case-Based Approach or Health Care Proessionals helps you master key inormation by providing details and saety considerations or products proven helpul in treating 14 common conditions •

Each chapter demonstrates the role o natural products through patient cases and covers the commonly used natural products, their dosage eects, saety considerations, and drug interactions

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Introductory chapter on the role o natural products, includes product selection advice and patient care tips

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A separate chapter is dedicated to 14 common conditions such as cold and fu, erectile dysunction, menopause, and migraine

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Learning aids, such as product tables, provide key details quickly; photos aid readers in product identication; listings o key points and sel-assessment questions help readers master inormation

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Extensive reerences document the scientic evidence or use or avoidance o each product


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Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database Je Jellin’s “Pharmacist’s Letter”

A comprehensive, revised database o natural medicines now recognized as the scientic gold standard or evidence-based inormation on the subject provides clinically relevant inormation in an easy-to-use ormat with hundreds o updated monographs, new practical data, additional new drug interactions, saety concerns, and changes in Eectiveness Ratings based on new ndings This edition includes 1,500 new brand name listings and many expanded charts 2009 Edition ISBN: 978-0-97882 • 2009 • 2,352 pp • Softbound

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MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGEMENT SERVICES NEW The Pharmacist’s Guide to Compensation or MTM Services Edited by Michael D. Hogue and Benjamin Bluml The Pharmacist’s Guide to Compensation or MTM Services provides important, timely inormation about compensation or provision o MTM services in major practice settings Practical inormation on documentation and billing is addressed Also included is a section o resource materials providing background inormation, guidelines, and sample orms

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10 chapters by experts in the eld o MTM services Principles o coding or MTM services Essentials o documenting and billing or MTM services Chapters on the provision o and billing or MTM services in a variety o practice settings


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NEW 100 MTM Tips or the Pharmacist Marsha K. Millonig 100 MTM Tips or the Pharmacist provides helpul hints or pharmacists struggling to implement patient care and MTM services into their practices Tips are provided by pharmacists rom many practice settings who have been successul in integrating patient care and MTM services into their practices Pharmacy practices o any size or setting will nd this book to be a practical, easy-to-use source o new ideas

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14 chapters addressing topics pertinent to implementing patient care and MTM services in pharmacy practice — rom getting started to advocacy and educating others MTM models and resources Contributions rom experts in the eld Motivational quotations


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Medication Therapy Management Services: A Critical Review It has been determined that MTM services currently being delivered at both local and regional levels can lead to a reduction in overall health care expenditures by optimizing therapeutic outcomes The American Pharmacists Association commissioned The Lewin Group to identiy existing MTM services standards o practice and to develop an illustrative model or payers to consider in evaluating the compensation o pharmacists or MTM services This report is intended to serve as a resource or individuals charged with designing and implementing a Medicare MTM program under the Medicare Modernization Act o 2003 as well as or those interested in expanding MTM services in both the public and private sectors Order Code: 414 • 2005 • Softbound

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SPECIALTY INFORMATION 2007 BOOK OF THE YEAR IN PHARMACY

Medication Errors Edited by Michael R. Cohen Medication Errors is the most comprehensive, authoritative examination o the causes o and means to preventing medication errors in print It helps readers understand the system-based causes o medication errors, including pharmaceutical trademarks, drug packaging and labeling, error-prone abbreviations and dose expressions, as well as the patient’s role in preventing medication errors The book also examines preventing medication errors in relation to specic medications, patients, and conditions; reducing risk and creating a just culture o saety through medication error reporting systems; disclosure o medication errors to patients; risk analysis and treatment; and the clinical bioethics o sae medication practices

2nd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-092-8 • 2007 • 680 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Cohen’s book better describes specifc medication errors and how to prevent them. The center- piece is an excellent chapter on ‘high-alert medications,’ which Cohen defnes as drugs with a risk o causing patient injury or death i they are misused; the chapter includes a “high comprehensive table o saety measures or various drug classes. — New England Journal o Medicine August 9, 2007

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Heroes o Pharmacy: Proessional Leadership in Times o Change Dennis B. Worthen

This book presents the highlights o the proessional lives o 28 American pharmacists (and the 20 ounders o the American Pharmaceutical Association) who helped change the way we use medicines, not only in the United States, but worldwide They also changed the proession o pharmacy Through the lives o these proessionals, we witness the personal commitments that changed pharmacy education rom an inormal apprenticeship to that o a Doctor o Pharmacy degree Readers will gain insight about the lives o college ounders and college presidents ISBN: 978-1-58212-111-6 • 2008 • 236 pp • Hardbound

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SPECIALTY INFORMATION Nutrition in Pharmacy Practice Edited by Ira Wolinsky and Louis Williams

Written by top experts in nutrition and pharmacy, this is a useul resource especially or nutritionsupport pharmacists It oers topical inormation and advice, including questions to help pharmacists identiy patients’ nutritional issues, an in-depth discussion o pediatric nutrition, essential inormation on drug-nutrient interactions, a thorough review o enteral and parenteral nutrition, algorithms with guidelines or treatment decisions, and more •

Overview o dietary components and concise tables summarizing recommended intakes

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In-depth discussion o pediatric nutrition plus details on nutrition throughout the liecycle

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Essential inormation on drug-nutrient interactions

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Thorough review o enteral and parenteral nutrition, including algorithms with guidelines or treatment decisions

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Useul inormation on herbal remedies, ergogenic aids or physical perormance, and weight control


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Health Care Inormatics: A Skills-Based Resource Bill G. Felkey, Brent I. Fox, and Margaret R. Thrower

This book oers practical inormation to help health proessionals and students use computerrelated tools in health care, including the Internet, telecommunications, health care inormation systems, point-o-care technology, literature retrieval, evidence-based medicine, patient education, inormation security, and computer hardware and sotware Each chapter also includes activities that help the reader develop and apply health care inormatics skills ISBN: 978-1-58212-060-7 • 2006 • 417 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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ADOPTIONS AND PERMISSIONS Faculty Adoption Faculty considering a book or classroom use may receive a desk copy by going to wwwpharmacistcom/reviewcopy APhA limits the number o desk copies to one per title and on per course; please consult with your co-instructors or department chair

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100 MTM Tips or the Pharmacist

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101 Ways to Improve Your Pharmacy Worklie

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150 Years o Caring: A Pictorial History o the APhA

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A Practical Guide to Pharmaceutical Care: A Clinical Skills Primer, 3rd Edition

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Art, Science, and Technology o Pharmaceutical Compounding, 3rd Edition

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Communication and Management Skills or the Pharmacy Technician

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Communication Skills or Pharmacists: Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care, 3rd Edition

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Community Pharmacy Practice Case Studies

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Complete Math Review or the Pharmacy Technician, 2nd Edition

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Complete Review or the Pharmacy Technician, 2nd Edition

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Essential Spanish or Pharmacists, 2nd Edition

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Essentials o Cultural Competence in Pharmacy Practice

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Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy: Optimal Patient Care = Best Knowledge + Competent Practitioner

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Geriatric Pharmacotherapy: A Guide or the Helping Proessional

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Handbook o Basic PharmacokineticsIncluding Clinical Applications, 6th Edition

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Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs, 16th Edition

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Health Care Inormatics: A Skills-Based Resource

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Heroes o Pharmacy: Proessional Leadership in Times o Change

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Leadership and Advocacy or Pharmacy

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Managing the Patient-Centered Pharmacy

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Marketing or Pharmacists, 2nd Edition

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Medication Errors, 2nd Edition

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Natural Products: A Case-Based Approach or Health Care Proessionals

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Nutrition in Pharmacy Practice

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Peripheral Brain or the Pharmacist

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Pharmacist’s Guide to Compensation or MTM Services

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Pharmacy: An Introduction to the Proession, 2nd Edition

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Pharmacy Practice Experiences: A Student’s Handbook

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Pharmacy Proessional’s Guide to Résumés, CVs, & Interviews, 2nd Edition

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Pharmacy Technician Certication Quick-Study Guide, 3rd Edition

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Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual

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Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reerence, 5th Edition

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Physiology Case Studies in Pharmacy

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Public Relations or Pharmacists, 2nd Edition

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Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine, 2nd Edition

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Spanish or the Pharmacy Proessional

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Supervision: A Pharmacy Perspective

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Understanding Pharmacy Calculations


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NAPLEX REVIEW NEW EDITION

The APhA Complete Review or Pharmacy Edited by Dick Gourley and James C. Eo III

This 6th edition o The APhA Complete Review or Pharmacy provides an intensive review o the topics covered on the NAPLEX ® and includes an interactive CD-ROM containing more than 900 practice questions The editor and authors reviewed currently available resources and interviewed newly licensed pharmacists to learn what material required urther study prior to the national examination •

Top 200 Drugs Begin your NAPLEX ® preparation by learning the generic and trade names or the top 200 drugs

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Math Ater generic and trade names, this is the most important single area to review

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Drug therapy or chronic and common diseases This is the heart o today’s NAPLEX ® and the subject o more than hal o the 39 chapters in this study guide

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Summary tables o the major drug categories Drug charts, including dosage schedules and dosage orms, are provided in each o the therapeutic chapters

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Review questions All chapters end with 20 plus practice exam questions and answers as well as explanations that reinorce key learning points

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Test questions on CD-ROM A CD-ROM containing more than 900 practice questions

6th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-141-3 • 2009 • 1,000 pp • Softbound with CD-ROM APhA Member

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Lange Q&A: Pharmacy Gary D. Hall and Barry S. Reiss

Address your competency in all areas o pharmacy, pharmacology, pharmaceutical calculations and compounding, biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics, health equipment and supplies, and more With over 1,500 NAPLEX ® exam-style questions, concise answers and explanations, 30 “Patient Medication Proles” — with a CD-ROM eaturing a practice test with answers and cases not ound in the book — this resource is all the preparation you need to earn the highest score possible on the NAPLEX ® or recertication exam 9th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07148-445-9 • 2007 • 356 pp • Softbound CD-ROM

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NAPLEX REVIEW NEW EDITION Comprehensive Pharmacy Review Edited by Leon Shargel, Larry N. Swanson, Alan H. Mutnick, and Paul F. Souney

Completely revised to refect current progress in pharmacy education and practice, the 7th edition o this best-selling review guide is indispensable or all pharmacy students, rom the rst year o proessional courses to preparation or the NAPLEX ® examination 7th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58255-711-3 • 2009 • 1,472 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION Comprehensive Pharmacy Review: Practice Exams Alan H. Mutnick, Paul F. Souney, and Leon Shargel

Designed to assist pharmacy students with their preparation or the NAPLEX ® pharmacy board examination, this book contains two complete practice exams and accompanying answer sections with thorough explanations or each question Questions in each practice examination cover every subject in today’s pharmacy curriculum, providing guidance and test practice that will strengthen students’ skills and condence 7th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58255-712-0 • 2009 • 224 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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Comprehensive Pharmacy Review NAPLEX® Preparation: CD-ROM Designed to assist pharmacy students with their preparation or their NAPLEX pharmacy board examination, this interactive CD-ROM contains all the review questions rom the bestselling Comprehensive Pharmacy Review 7e, and Comprehensive Pharmacy Review: Practice Exams  Complete explanations o answers are available or each question on the CD-ROM 7th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58255-715-1 • 2009 • CD-ROM PDA Software for Windows APhA Member

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Comprehensive Pharmacy Review 2-BOOK SET • •

Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 7th edition Comprehensive Pharmacy Review Practice Exams, 7th edition

7th Edition ISBN: 978-1-60547-696-4• 2009 • Softbound with CD-ROM

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Comprehensive Pharmacy Review Comprehensive Pharmacy Review Practice Exams Comprehensive Pharmacy Review NAPLEX® CD-ROM

7th Edition ISBN: 978-1-60547-698-8 • 2009 • Softbound and CD-ROM

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Community Pharmacy Practice Case Studies Edited by Jean-Venable R. “Kelly” Goode, Lynne M. Roman, and Kristin W. Weitzel

The community pharmacist must oten serve as a disease state manager, medication manager, clinician, educator, counselor, coach, personnel supervisor, and small business owner, all while providing outstanding patient care and upholding unerring standards o saety in dispensing medications Community Pharmacy Practice Case Studies is designed to provide the teaching tools necessary to train current and uture community pharmacists to succeed in implementing innovative patient care services in this dynamic and challenging environment •

82 case studies ocused on community pharmacy practice

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Unique teaching points about medication management, drug therapy selection, and opportunities and challenges unique to community pharmacy practice

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Learning objectives, questions, and additional activities

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Incorporation o MTM Core Elements in many cases

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Answer key available or instructors


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Spanish or the Pharmacy Proessional Jeri J. Sias, Susana V. James, and Christina Cabello C. de Martinez

The increasing change in language demographics in the United States has created the need or pharmacy proessionals to be able to communicate basic medication inormation to Spanish speakers while also conrming patient understanding Spanish or the Pharmacy Proessional ocuses on balancing the use o culturally appropriate Spanish (ocus on Mexican Spanish) with technical Spanish that is practical or the pharmacist Students o this text will learn to communicate basic and more complex inormation to their patients while also learning to enjoy some o the subtleties o the Spanish language and o Hispanic cultures •

Focus on patient counseling regarding specic medications

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Sample dialogues in Spanish and English

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Audio les ocusing on vocabulary and dialogues

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-120-8 • 2009 • 200 pp • Softbound with online audio les

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CLASSROOM USE Pharmacy Practice Experiences: A Student’s Handbook Paul J. Setlak

This handy resource provides background inormation on the practice o pharmacy; explains the role o the student pharmacist during pharmacy practice experiences; and suggests ways to develop critical communication, time management, and patient care skills The core competencies required or each o the six major types o pharmacy practice experiences are addressed A concise and easily accessed compendium o useul equations, algorithms, therapeutic modalities, and physical assessment techniques is also provided Includes 17 concise chapters oering key inormation necessary or completing introductory and advanced pharmacy practice experiences successully ISBN: 978-1-58212-114-7 • 2008 • 153 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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Essentials o Cultural Competence in Pharmacy Practice Kimberly Vess Halbur and Duane Anthony Halbur

Both student pharmacists and pharmacists practicing in today’s multicultural world will benet rom this book on improving cultural competency It is designed or student pharmacists and pharmacists to explore their own cultural background, the health care needs inherent across cultures, and to hone communication and competency skills needed to work eectively with patients and other health care providers rom diverse cultures The text is divided into our parts: Exploring and Assessing Cultural Competence; A Primer on Cultures (14 dierent cultures described); Cultural Identity and Communication; and Cultural Competence Resources Sel-assessment exercises throughout enable readers to learn more about their own cultural background and belies Provides an understanding o many cultures in the United States as well as diagnoses, disease states, and epidemiology that impact patients rom diverse cultural backgrounds Expansive appendices provide practical, easily accessible lists o print, Web, and video resources ISBN: 978-1-58212-113-0 • 2008 • 341 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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CLASSROOM USE NEW EDITION

Pharmacy: An Introduction to the Proession L. Michael Posey Pharmacy: An Introduction to the Proession is an ideal resource or orientation or introduction to pharmacy courses on both the proessional and preproessional level It provides the basis or beginning pharmacy students to develop an accurate view o the proession they are entering, to understand the basic tenets o the proession, and to understand the critical issues the proession is acing The book consists o 10 chapters addressing core concepts about the proession o pharmacy Chapter 11 provides a selection o readings rom the recent pharmacy and biomedical literature •

Thoroughly updated chapters

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Chapter 3 on evolution o pharmacy practice toward MTM services

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Chapter 4 on pharmacy communications by noted expert Bruce Berger

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Chapter 11 includes all new readings rom the literature

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Denitions o key terms located throughout the text in the margin and in a separate glossary


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Peripheral Brain or the Pharmacist For years student pharmacists have jerry-built a pocket-sized collection o gures and tables containing key clinical inormation they look up requently Many graduates carry their tattered resource along with them right into practice Peripheral Brain or the Pharmacist arranges 29 core reerence materials on lab coat pocket– sized, durable cards Included as a bonus are 10 patient monitoring cards Hole-punched with a metal ring to hold the collection together, Peripheral Brain or the Pharmacist means pharmacists and student pharmacists can nally part with their dog-eared, handmade resource •

Durable, laminated cards containing key clinical inormation sought by all pharmacists and health proessionals

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Drilled and shrink-wrapped with metal ring to hold collection together

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Color tabbed or speedy lookup o inormation

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-116-1 • 2007 • 29 Cards

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CLASSROOM USE Understanding Pharmacy Calculations Teresa A. O’Sullivan

Written by a pharmacy clinician in easy-to-understand language and emphasizing practical calculations that pharmacists do every day, this book provides students with a rm oundation or developing the calculations skills they’ll need in practice A structured ve-lesson design permits classroom use or sel-paced study and review or the national pharmacy licensure examination Includes practice problems and detailed answers throughout — nearly 200 in all — including a 100-question “Practice Practice Practice” section at the end o the book ISBN: 978-1-58212-033-1 • 2002 • 309 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION

Pharmaceutical Calculations Howard C. Ansel and Mitchell J. Stoklosa

The gold standard textbook in its area or over sixty years, Pharmaceutical Calculations is now in its Thirteenth Edition Every chapter has been revised and updated to refect the basic calculations applicable to the contemporary practice o pharmacy The thirteenth edition o Pharma- ceutical Calculations represents a thorough update o this textbook which or over six decades has met the needs o students in this important subject area One o the most apparent changes in this edition is the inclusion o learning objectives or each chapter The intent is not only to dene the purpose and direct the student’s ocus but also to provide a basis or sel-assessment ollowing completion Another important addition, appearing in the Introduction, presents a step-wise approach in solving calculations problems which should prove benecial to students toward understanding and building condence 13th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58255-837-0 • 2009 • 464 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Pharmaceutical Calculations: The Pharmacist’s Handbook Howard C. Ansel and Shelly J. Prince

Intended to be used as a tool that can be quickly accessed and employed in the student setting, as a lab reerence, and in pharmacy practice, this resource provides easily accessible denitions, pharmacy applications, insight on working with “tricky” calculations, and realistic/ unctional example calculations With its convenient size and easy-to-navigate outline structure, this handbook provides considerable value to both the student and pharmacist ISBN: 978-0-78173-922-1 • 2003 • 352 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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CLASSROOM USE Leadership and Advocacy or Pharmacy Cynthia J. Boyle, Robert S. Beardsley, and David A. Holdord

Beyond just theories or strategies, Leadership and Advocacy or Pharmacy discusses the elements o eective leadership and advocacy through real experiences o remarkable leaders rom a variety o organizations and endeavors Noteworthy leaders in the eld share their experienced perspectives through personal stories and real-lie dilemmas that demonstrate ways leadership, proessionalism, and advocacy can be applied in pharmacy practice Includes practical tips and tools to encourage leadership, advocacy, and proessionalism among students and practitioners ISBN: 978-1-58212-101-7 • 2007 • 196 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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A Practical Guide to Pharmaceutical Care: A Clinical Skills Primer John P. Rovers and Jay D. Currie

This primer ocuses on student pharmacists learning the basic skills needed to provide pharmaceutical care to patients in all practice settings and shows the application o these skills through case studies in community pharmacies, hospitals, long-term care settings, and ambulatory care settings Includes a practical, how-to approach to learning clinical skills; sel-assessment questions in each chapter, with answers provided; and case studies rom our dierent pharmacy practice settings 3rd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-104-8 • 2007 • 259 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION

A Practical Guide to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice Judith E. Thompson and Lawrence Davidow

This resource or contemporary practice guides students through topics previously ound spread out over journal articles, legal documents, standards o practice, specialty books, and textbooks It goes through the steps o receiving the prescription, preparing it, and completing the compound A CD-ROM complements the text with study guides, interactive sel-assessment, and multimedia demonstrations o compounding procedures or key chapters 3rd Edition ISBN: 978-0-78178-396-5 • 2009 • 704 pp • Softbound with CD-ROM

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CLASSROOM USE Remington: The Science and Practice o Pharmacy University o the Sciences in Philadelphia

More than 100 new contributors provide resh perspectives on pharmacogenomics, disease maniestations and pathophysiology, principles o immunology, proessional communication, management o special-risk medications, specialization in pharmacy practice, disease state management, diagnostic sel-care, emergency patient care, long-term patient care, addictive patient care, and wound care The companion CD-ROM provides instant access to the ull content o Remington in a convenient and portable ormat 21st Edition ISBN: 978-0-78174-673-1 • 2005 • 2,393 pp • Hardbound with CD-ROM APhA Member

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Foye’s Principles o Medicinal Chemistry Thomas L. Lemke and David A. Williams

Emphasis is on patient-ocused pharmaceutical care and on the pharmacist as a therapeutic consultant, rather than a chemist A new disease state management section explains appropriate therapeutic options or asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and men’s and women’s health problems Also new to this edition: Clinical Signicance boxes, Drug Lists at the beginning o appropriate chapters, and a color insert with detailed illustrations o drug structures 6th Edition ISBN: 978-0-7817-6879-5 • 2007 • 1,377 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION

Building a Medical Vocabulary: With Spanish Translations Peggy C. Leonard

Build the medical vocabulary skills you need or success in health care with this engaging resource With an active learning approach ideal or use in the classroom or or sel-study, this comprehensive, yet approachable, text establishes basic terms and progressively introduces new root words, prexes, and suxes with a unique building-block ormat that encourages you to learn as you write and speak new terms Concepts are presented in small, manageable segments accompanied by chapter exercises and review questions that help you understand medical terms and ensure eective communication in the health care eld 7th Edition ISBN: 978-1-41605-627-0 • 2008 • 704 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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CLASSROOM USE Pharmacy Practice and the Law Richard Abood

A useul resource or teaching the acts and stimulating critical thinking in pharmacy law, the latest version o this best-selling text includes updates or every chapter, additional material on HIPAA, Medicare Part D, and other new regulations The 5th edition also contains a comprehensive glossary, additional review questions, more “practice scenarios,” an expanded instructor’s manual with discussion questions and case studies, PowerPoints, and a test bank 5th Edition ISBN: 978-0-76374-978-1 • 2005 • 390 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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Pharmacy Law Digest Joseph L. Fink III, Jesse C. Vivian, and Ilisa B.G. Bernstein Pharmacy Law Digest provides a general overview o the legal system as it aects the practice o pharmacy, addresses ederal and state laws regulating controlled substances and pharmaceuticals, constitutional considerations in dealing with governmental inspections, civil liability, and business law It also includes a condensed review o actual civil and criminal cases involving the practice o pharmacy, reprints o the NABP Survey o Pharmacy Law, a discussion o the ederal Freedom o Inormation Act, and the FDA’s current regulations or proessional and OTC package labeling


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Principles o Scientic Literature Evaluation: Critiquing Clinical Drug Trials Frank J. Ascione

Using a structured instructional approach or evaluating clinical drug trials based on the author’s 20 years o teaching the subject to student pharmacists, this book eatures a well-established and eective method or how to critique drug literature • •

Nine sharply ocused chapters, each discussing portions o the published drug study, provide a basic overview o how to critique drug literature Includes 38 tables and 25 gures

ISBN: 978-1-58212-008-9 • 2001 • 198 pp • Softbound

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CLASSROOM USE NEW EDITION Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach Joseph T. DiPiro, Robert L. Talbert, Gary C. Yee, Gary R. Matzke, Barbara G. Wells, and L. Michael Posey Like the discipline it covers, the scope o this trusted resource goes beyond drug indications and dosages to include the initial selection, proper administration, and monitoring o drugs The book also delves into psychosocial issues that aect compliance (topics related to a patient’s ability to understand and manage oten complex therapy) and liestyle changes that may reduce the need or drug therapy or improve pharmacotherapeutic outcomes Pharmacotherapy delivers everything you need to provide sae, efcacious drug therapy across the ull range o therapeutic categories •

New! Expanded evidence-based recommendations

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New! Extended coverage o the timely issue o palliative care and pain medicine

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New! Important chapters on Pulmonary Hypertension, Disorders o Calcium and Phosphorus Homeostasis, and Multiple Myeloma

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Outstanding pedagogy, including “Key Concepts” highlighted in each chapter

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“Clinical Presentation” boxes summarize the most common disease signs and symptoms covered in each chapter

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“Clinical Controversies” boxes, presented in the treatment sections o the disease-oriented chapters, examine the complicated issues aced by students and clinicians in providing drug therapy

Clear therapeutic recommendations in each disease-specic chapter “Evaluation o Therapeutic Outcomes” boxes in each disease-specifc chapter, contain monitoring guidelines that acilitate the development o a pharmaceutical, nursing, or medical care plan

7th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07147-899- 1 • 2008 • 2,784 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A Patient-Focused Approach Terry L. Schwinghammer Pharmacotherapy Casebook sharpens the problem-solving and clinical decision-making skills you need to identiy and resolve commonly encountered drug problems This new edition is packed with over 140 patient cases — all o them new or revised — and makes the perect study companion to the 7th edition o DiPiro’s Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach •

Realistic patient presentations include medical history, physical examination, and laboratory data, ollowed by a series o questions using a systematic, problem-solving approach

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Compelling cases ranging rom the uncomplicated (a single disease state) to the complex (multiple disease states and drug-related problems)

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Diverse authorship, with cases provided by 183 clinicians rom 82 dierent schools o pharmacy, health care systems, and other institutions in the United States and Canada

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Casebook sections conveniently categorized by body organ system to correspond with the Pharmacotherapy textbook

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Coverage that integrates the biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences with therapeutics to teach the importance o a sound scientic oundation or pharmacy practice

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Appendix contains valuable inormation on pharmacy abbreviations, laboratory texts, mathematical conversion actors, and anthropometrics

7th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07148-835-8 • 2008 • 432 pp • Softbound Nonmember

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CLASSROOM USE NEW EDITION Pharmacotherapy Handbook Barbara G. Wells, Joseph T. DiPiro, Terry L. Schwinghammer, and Cindy Hamilton

The pocket-size, easy-to-read and ollow handbook makes this an important text or pharmacy students Concise enough where students can read it ast but with enough background inormation so the drug therapy makes sense Readers are provided a thorough understanding on what drugs are used and why The text picks up on the key points a pharmacist needs to know in practice and a student or someone who is studying or the boards needs to know or exams Excellent fowcharts, and includes JNC-VI guidelines which are the standard when it comes to drug therapy and pharmaceutical care 7th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07148-501-2 • 2009 • 1,200 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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Pharmacotherapy Student Value Pack •

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7th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07161-594-5 • 2008 • Hardbound APhA Member

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Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy: Optimal Patient Care = Best Knowledge + Competent Practitioner Elaine Chiquette and L. Michael Posey Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy serves as both an introductory textbook suitable or classroom use and a practical guide to pharmacists and other health proessionals who are seeking to incorporate evidence-based medicine into their use o medications in treatment or prevention o disease The book and the accompanying CD-ROM provide a roadmap or clinicians to ollow in applying the best studies in the burgeoning clinical literature to the care o their patients, one at a time ISBN: 978-1-58212-068-3 • 2007 • 211 pp • Hardbound with CD-ROM

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CLASSROOM USE Geriatric Pharmacotherapy: A Guide or the Helping Proessional Cynthia G. Olsen, William N. Tindall, and Mark E. Clasen

Pharmacists, physicians, nurses, physician assistants, and other clinicians will benet rom the practical guidelines on managing drug therapy in older patients as detailed in this text on geriatric pharmacotherapy •

Numerous insights into the medication needs o elderly patients, actors contributing to medication non-adherence, and the pharmacokinetic process in the aging body

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Chapters ocused on pharmacotherapy issues related to the major chronic conditions o elderly persons: cardiovascular disease, diabetes and thyroid disease, common inections, dermatologic problems, dementia and Alzheimer disease, depression, and pain

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Practical guidance or the helping proessional on improving medication use in elderly patients, communicating about natural products, and ethical and shared patient-provider decision making


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Handbook o Basic Pharmacokinetics    Including Clinical Applications Wolgang A. Ritschel and Gregory L. Kearns

Designed to distill the principles and acts o pharmacokinetics eectively, the Handbook o Basic Pharmacokinetics is a great resource on the most relevant scientic inormation or students, researchers, and practitioners Readers will nd the book current, accurate, comprehensive, and clinically useul A chapter titled Pharmacogenetics and Pharmacogenomics addresses the infuence o genetic constitution on the enzymes and transporters that aect drug disposition and action 6th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-054-6 • 2004 • 432 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Applied Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics Leon Shargel, Susanna Wu-Pong, and Andrew B.C. Yu

Readers will gain a basic understanding o the principles o biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics as applied to drug product development and drug therapy The role o pharmacogenetics in drug metabolism is explained using examples o drugs that requently lead to drug interactions A chapter on the Impact o Biopharmaceutics on Drug Product Quality and Clinical Ecacy is included •

Enhanced applications to pharmacy practice with the emphasis on biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, and drug delivery

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Dosing in clinical situations, including dosing in special populations and what to do with a skipped dose in patients

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CLASSROOM USE Basic and Clinical Pharmacology Bertram G. Katzung

Updated with new drugs released through March 2006 and organized to refect the syllabi in pharmacology courses, Basic and Clinical Pharmacology ocuses on the basic principles and concepts you need to know about the science o pharmacology and the clinical applications o drug therapy Each chapter discusses the basic pharmacology o each drug group or prototype as well as the clinical choice and use o drugs in patients and the monitoring o drug eects 10th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07145-153-6 • 2006 • 1,088 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Ansel’s Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems Loyd V. Allen Jr., Nicholas G. Popovich, and Howard C. Ansel

Each chapter in this 8th edition includes two case studies — one clinical and one pharmaceutical Content coincides with the CAPE, APhA, and NAPLEX competencies and includes updated drug inormation and expanded sections on parenterals, excipients, liposomes, and biopharmaceutics Coverage incorporates all new dosage orms in the current US Pharmacopeia–National Formulary 8th Edition ISBN: 978-0-78174-612-0 • 2004 • 672 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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Physiology Case Studies in Pharmacy Laurie Kelly McCorry

Using more than 80 brie, straightorward case studies that represent key body systems, Physiology Case Studies in Pharmacy helps students o pharmacy and other health proessions apply basic physiological principles This book lls an important niche in demonstrating the integrative role o physiology, pathophysiology, and pharmacy in patient care •

Designed as a supplemental text or courses in physiology and pathophysiology, with concise cases in cellular physiology; nerve cell unction; the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, pain, and autonomic nervous system; the endocrine system; muscle physiology; and the cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, renal, and immune systems

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Questions ollowing each case to help instructors and students ocus on key learning points

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Separate answer key in PDF le available to instructors upon request

ISBN: 978-1-58212-089-8 • 2006 • 208 pp • Softbound

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CLASSROOM USE NEW EDITION

Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use o Drugs Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, Lloyd Y. Young, Wayne A. Kradjan, B. Joseph Guglielmo, Brian K. Alldredge, Robin L. Corelli, and Bradley R. Williams

This completely updated 9th edition incorporates the latest drug treatments and therapeutic practices and guidelines New chapters cover pharmacogenomics and osteoporosis Transplantation is now broken into two chapters to ensure adequate coverage Culturally competent care issues are now incorporated into many chapters Over 850 tables provide quick access to comparative drug inormation, pharmacokinetic properties, treatment options, dosing guidelines, risk actors, and disease and diagnosis inormation A companion Web site oers the ully searchable text, animations o pathophysiologic concepts, and additional case studies 9th Edition ISBN: 978-0-78176-555-8 • 2008 • 3,040 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Goodman & Gilman’s: The Pharmacological Basis o Therapeutics Laurence Brunton, John Lazo, Keith Parker, Iain Buxton, and Donald Blumenthal

This book brings the eld o pharmacology up to date in terms o critical areas such as molecular biology, new drugs, and clinical studies that have contributed to the understanding o therapeutics and their role in the management o disease 11th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07142-280-2 • 2005 • 1,984 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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Goodman & Gilman’s Pharmacological Basis o Therapeutics Digital Edition Laurence Brunton, Keith Parker, John Lazo, Iain Buxton, and Donald Blumenthal

This package oers the combined benets o both the print and the Web-based presentation, or the very reasonable additional price o approximately $80 over the cost o the book alone G&G is the acknowledged authority on the properties, mechanisms, and uses o the major drug classes One o the most successul books in the history o medical publishing, it is renowned worldwide or detailed yet clinically applicable coverage The G&G Digital Edition includes LOT access to G&G On Line, with its advanced search engine, PDA cut-and-paste capability, hyperlinked reerences, and other new eatures developed specically or G&G On Line 11th Edition ISBN: 978-0-07146-804-6 • 2005 • 2,021 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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CLASSROOM USE The Washington Manual® o Medical Therapeutics Washington University School o Medicine Department o Medicine, Daniel H. Cooper, Andrew J. Krainik, Sam J. Lubner, Hilary E. Reno, and Scott Micek

Established or over 40 years as the “bible” o the medical ward, The Washington Manual ® o Medical Therapeutics builds upon that proud tradition — with even more o the current inormation you need, delivered in a time-saving, quick-reerence style Its portability, comprehensiveness, and ease o access make it a avorite on-call resource or house sta and aculty around the world Continuing the tradition o excellence, each chapter has been updated and reormatted or easier access to the inormation readers need 32nd Edition ISBN: 978-0-78178-125-1 • 2007 • 780 pp • Spiralbound APhA Member

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Marks’ Basic Medical Biochemistry: A Clinical Approach Michael A. Lieberman and Allan Marks

This best-selling core textbook or medical students taking medical biochemistry links biochemical concepts to physiology and pathophysiology, using hypothetical patient vignettes to illustrate basic concepts Completely updated to include ull-color art, expanded clinical notes, and bulleted end-o-chapter summaries The revised 3rd edition helps medical students understand the importance o the patient and bridges the gap between biochemistry, physiology, and clinical care A new companion Web site oers the ully searchable online text, an interactive question bank with 250 multiple-choice questions, animations depicting key biochemical processes, sel-contained summaries o patients described in the book, and a comprehensive list o disorders discussed in the text, with relevant online links An image bank, containing all the images in the text, is available to aculty 3rd Edition ISBN: 978-0-7817-7022-4 • 2008 • 1,024 pp • Softbound

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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RESOURCES NEW EDITION

The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reerence Joyce A. Generali

Small and light enough to carry comortably in a lab coat pocket, The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reerence contains the ve main pieces o drug inormation that a pharmacy technician seeks For each o more than 1,000 o the most commonly prescribed drugs — an increase o approximately 75 over the previous edition — this handy reerence book provides generic name (with pronunciation), trade names, therapeutic class, general FDA-approved therapeutic uses, and commercially available dosage orms/strengths •

The top 200 oral and topical products by retail sales, most oral and topical products approved by the FDA since 1997, plus approximately 100 o the top parenteral products

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Essential inormation on each o more than 1,000 drug products: generic name, trade names, therapeutic class, general uses, and dosage orms and strengths

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Trade name index

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Easy-to-read table o the top 200 drugs, showing generic and trade names and general uses

5th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-123-9 • 2009 • 233 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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Pharmacy Technician Certication Quick-Study Guide Susan Moss Marks and William A. Hopkins Jr.

APhA’s Pharmacy Technician Certifcation Quick-Study Guide has helped tens o thousands o candidates prepare or the PTCB certication examination It covers everything candidates need to know in a concise outline ormat, providing a thorough yet quick reresher •

Covers the three unctional areas that are tested on the exam: Assisting the Pharmacist in Serving Patients (66%), Maintaining Medication and Inventory Control Systems (22%), and Participating in the Administration and Management o Pharmacy Practice (12%)

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Includes three new chapters: Processing and Handling Commercially Available Chemotherapeutic Medications, Collecting and Communicating Data on Investigational Drugs, and Collecting and Communicating Data Related to Restricted Drugs

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Provides 470 sample questions with an answer key in the back o the book to help readers assess their understanding o the material

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Has 160 new sample questions inserted throughout the book

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Includes key terms and concepts, chapter summary, questions or discussion, and sample questions in each chapter

3rd Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-098-0 • 2007 • 161 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RESOURCES Complete Review or the Pharmacy Technician L. Michael Posey

APhA’s Complete Review or the Pharmacy Technician is ideal or students entering ormal technician programs, or new community and hospital pharmacy technicians beginning inhouse training, and or candidates preparing or the national Pharmacy Technician Certication Examination Color medical illustrations and photographs make the contents easier to read and understand, and orms and tables make key inormation easy to nd This manual ocuses on the tasks that technicians actually perorm Based on the most recent Content Outline o the Pharmacy Technician Certication Board (PTCB), the text covers all the responsibilities and knowledge that PTCB tests or on its certication exam •

Calculation exercises reinorce learning

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Forms and tables collect important inormation or easy reerence

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Color illustrations make the text reader riendly

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Appendix reers readers to chapters in the book that correspond to the inormation tested on the PTCB certication examination


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Complete Math Review or the Pharmacy Technician William A. Hopkins Jr.

APhA’s Complete Math Review or the Pharmacy Technician is a riendly, sel-instructional approach to lielong understanding o pharmacy calculations Filled with real-world practice problems and the author’s good humor and encouragement, the book is a unique training resource, whether or the classroom, the national PTCB examination, or the pharmacy practice setting •

Thoroughly covers every topic related to pharmacy calculations that a pharmacy technician needs to know

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Contains 650 practice problems — an increase o 150 over the previous edition — spread throughout the book’s 13 chapters, with answer key/solutions in the back

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Concludes with a 101-question post-test, each question representing a real-world problem a technician might encounter in pharmacy practice


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Complete Review or the Pharmacy Technician — 2-BOOK SET •

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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RESOURCES NEW Communication & Management Skills or the Pharmacy Technician Jody Jacobson Wedret

The pharmacy technician is very likely the rst individual encountered in a pharmacy It is important that the technician understands his or her role as the representative o the proession o pharmacy in each encounter The pharmacy technician also plays an important role in the management and operation o the pharmacy Communication & Management Skills or the Pharmacy Technician helps pharmacy technicians develop proessional communication and management skills critical to the ecient operation o the pharmacy

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Proessional communication skills Problem-solving skills Rudimentary unctions o operating a pharmacy Key issues aecting the proession o pharmacy


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The Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual Karen Snipe Instructors need well-crated, easy-to-use teaching tools to meet the needs o pharmacy technicians readying themselves or responsibilities in community pharmacies, hospitals, and other settings The Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual is a practical, hands-on workbook designed to help technicians understand the basics o pharmacy operations, equipment, and tasks •

Designed as a workbook or use in technician training programs with readable background inormation accompanied by exercises and activities

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12 chapters with key inormation on duties, operations, computer skills, equipment, drugs, preparing prescriptions, storage, compounding, researching drug inormation, and understanding proessional issues such as certication, boards o pharmacy, and HIPAA

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More than 100 photos and illustrations showing equipment, techniques, and materials

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Examples o common compounding recipes

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A list o abbreviations that technicians must know to work eectively in pharmacies, with ollow-up exercises

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Exercises that test technicians’ knowledge o trade and generic drug names

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Separate answer key available to instructors


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APhA Pharmacy Technician Training Series — COMPLETE SET • • • • • •

The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reerence, 5 th edition Complete Review or the Pharmacy Technician, 2 nd edition Complete Math Review or the Pharmacy Technician, 2 nd edition Pharmacy Technician Certication Quick-Study Guide, 3 rd edition The Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual Communication and Management Skills or the Pharmacy Technician

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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RESOURCES The Pharmacy Technician A useul guide to understanding the principles, career concepts, and pharmacy skills needed to be a successul pharmacy technician Includes drug regulations, terminology, prescription inormation, calculations, ormulations, inventory management, nancial issues, and a discussion about the dierent technician environments 3rd Edition ISBN: 978-0-89582-736-4 • 2007 • 464 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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The Pharmacy Technician Workbook & Certication Review As a companion piece or The Pharmacy Technician , 3rd edition, this is a great review guide when preparing or the national PTCB exam It includes 800 challenging exercises to assess knowledge and a practice exam in the same multiple-choice ormat as the national exam — with answers 3rd Edition ISBN: 978-0 -89582-737-1 • 2007 • 240 pp • Softbound APhA Member

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NEW EDITION

Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs Rosemary R. Berardi, Steanie Ferreri, Anne L. Hume, Lisa A. Kroon, Gail D. Newton, Nicholas G. Popovich, Tami L. Remington, Carol Rollins, Leslie A. Shimp, and Karen J. Tietze

Thoroughly updated and revised, the Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Ap- proach to Sel-Care provides accessible inormation on nonprescription drug pharmacotherapy, nutritional supplements, medical oods, nondrug and preventive measures, and complementary and alternative therapies It provides FDA-approved dosing inormation and evidence-based research on the ecacy and saety o over-the-counter and herbal medications And available or ree to purchasers o the book: a ully searchable e-book o the entire textbook downloaded to your computer 16th Edition ISBN: 978-1-58212-122-2 • 2009 • 1,300 pp • Hardbound APhA Member

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The Practitioner’s Pocket Guide to Nonprescription Drugs Cynthia Knapp Dlugosz

This pocket guide covers between 20-25 common conditions that patients sel-treat, including headache, colds, cough, acne, and dermatitis It is intended as a quick reerence or practitioners—pharmacists and other clinicians alike—as they determine the best treatment or each patient’s condition All the material in the book is pulled rom the 16th edition o the Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs  Each chapter will center on the treatment algorithm ound in the Handbook and eature concise tabular material and bullet points or quick access to key inormation ISBN: 978-1-58212-140-6 • 2009 • 200 pp • Sotbound

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AUTHOR INDEX Abood, Richard                       40

Gahart, Betty                         23

Alldredge, Brian K                    45

Generali, Joyce A                    47

Allen, Loyd V, Jr                 11,12,44

Goldman, Morton P                    18

Ansel, Howard C                  37, 44

Goode, Jean-Venable R                34

APhA Tableting Specication

Gourley, Dick                         32

Steering Committee                 13

Guglielmo, B Joseph                  45

Armstrong, Lora L                    18

Hagel, Harry P                       7

Ascione, Frank J                     40

Halbur, Duane Anthony                 35

Beardsley, Robert S                   38

Halbur, Kimberly Vess                  35

Beer, Mark H                        22

Hall, Gary D                         32

Beizer, Judith L                      18

Hamilton, Cindy                      42

Bennett, Marialice                      8

Higbee, Martin D                     18

Berardi, Rosemary R                  16

Hodding, Jane H                     19

Berger, Bruce A                       9

Hogan, Mark J                       23

Bernstein, Ilisa BG                   40

Hogue, Michael D                    26

Blumenthal, Donald                    45

Holdord, David A                  6,38

Bluml, Benjamin                      26

Hopkins, William A, Jr                 47

Boyle, Cynthia J                      38

Hume, Anne L                       16

Briggs, Gerald G                  20, 21

Jacobs, Mark R                      7

Brunton, Laurence                    45

Jaksch, Frank                        14

Buxton, Iain                          45

James, Susana V                     34

Chiquette, Elaine                      42

Jellin, Je                        21,24

Clasen, Mark E                       43

Jones, Thomas V                     22

Cohen, Michael R                     28

Katzung, Bertram G                   44

Cooper, Daniel H                     46

Kearns, Gregory L                    43

Corelli, Robin L                       45

Kisch, Glenn L                       10

Currie, Jay D                        38

Koda-Kimble, Mary Anne               45

Davidow, Lawrence                    38

Kowalsky, Richard J                   14

de Martinez, Christina Cabello C         34

Kradjan, Wayne A                    45

Desselle, Shane P                    10

Krainik, Andrew J                     46

DiPiro, Joseph T                   41, 42

Kraus, Donna M                      19

Eo, James C, III                     32

Kroon, Lisa A                        16

Falen, Steven W                      14

Lacy, Charles F                       18

Felkey, Bill G                        29

Lance, Leonard L                     18

Ferreri, Steanie                       16

Lazo, John                          45

Fink, Joseph L, III                     40

Lemke, Thomas L                    39

Fox, Brent I                          29

Leonard, Peggy                      39

Freeman, Roger K                 20,21

Lieberman, Michael A                 46


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AUTHOR INDEX Lubner, Sam J                       46

Snipe, Karen                         49

Marks, Allan                         46

Solimando, Dominic A, Jr              19

Marks, Susan Moss                    47

Sommer, Christine D                  23

Matzke, Gary R                      41

Souney, Paul F                       33

McCorry, Laurie Kelly                  44

Stoklosa, Mitchell J                    36

Micek, Scott                         46

Swanson, Larry N                     33

Millonig, Marsha K                    26

Sweetman, Sean                      23

Mutnick, Alan H                  33, 34

Taketomo, Carol K                    19

Nazareno, Adrienne                   23

Talbert, Robert L                     41

Newton, Gail D                       16

Thompson, Judith E                   38

Olsen, Cynthia G                     43

Thrower, Margaret R                  29

O’Sullivan, Teresa A                   37

Tietze, Karen J                       16

Owen, Siân C                        15

Tindall, William N                     43

Pagliaro, Ann Marie                    20

Trissel, Lawrence A             12, 13, 22

Pagliaro, Louis A                     20

University o the Sciences in

Parker, Keith                         45

Philadelphia                         39

Popovich, Nicholas G              16, 44

Vivian, Jesse C                       40

Porter, Robert S                      22

Wang, Mingu                        14

Posey, L Michael            36, 41, 42, 48

Washington University School o

Prince, Shelly J                      37

Medicine                            46

Pugliese, Tina L                      6

Wedret, Jody Jacobson              8, 49

Reinders, Thomas P                   8

Weitzel, Kristin W                     34

Reiss, Barry S                        32

Wells, Barbara G                  42, 43

Remington, Tami L                    16

Wick, Jeannette Y                      7

Reno, Hilary E                        46

Williams, Bradley R                   45

Ritschel, Wolgang A                  43

Williams, David A                     39

Rollins, Carol                         16

Williams, Louis                        29

Roman, Lynne M                     34

Wolinsky, Ira                         29

Roman, Mark                         14

Worthen, Dennis B                    28

Rovers, John P                     7, 38

Wul, Nicole                          23

Rowe, Raymond C                    15

Wu-Pong, Susanna                    43

Schwinghammer, Terry L           41, 42

Xu, Quanyun A                       13

Semla, Todd P                        18

Yae, Sumner J                   20, 21

Setlak, Paul J                        35

Yee, Gary C                         41

Shapiro, Karen                       24

Young, Lloyd Y                       45

Shargel, Leon                 33, 34, 43

Yu, Andrew BC                      43

Sheskey, Paul J                      15

Zgarrick, David P                     10

Shimp, Leslie A                      16

Zucchero, Frederic J                  23

Sias, Jeri J                          34

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TITLE INDEX 100 MTM Tips or the Pharmacist                                                     26 101 Ways to Improve Your Pharmacy Worklie                                            7 2009 Intravenous Medications                                                       23 A Practical Guide to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice                                    38 A Practical Guide to Pharmaceutical Care: A Clinical Skills Primer                           38 Allen’s Compounded Formulations: The Complete U.S. Pharmacist Collection                  12 Ansel’s Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems                          44 APhA Complete Review or Pharmacy, The                                             32 Applied Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics                                         43 Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use o Drugs                                         45 Art, Science, and Technology o Pharmaceutical Compounding, The                         11 Basic and Clinical Pharmacology                                                     44 Building a Medical Vocabulary: With Spanish Translations                                 39 Building a Successul Collaborative Pharmacy Practice                                    8 Communication & Management Skills or the Pharmacy Technician                          49 Communication Skills or Pharmacists                                                  9 Community Pharmacy Practice Case Studies                                           34 Complete Math Review or the Pharmacy Technician                                     48 Complete Review or the Pharmacy Technician                                          48 Comprehensive Pharmacy Review                                                    33 Comprehensive Pharmacy Review: Practice Exams                                      33 Comprehensive Pharmacy Review NAPLEX ® Preparation: CD-ROM                          33 Drug Inormation Handbook                                                         18 Drug Inormation Handbook or Oncology                                              19 Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation                                                    20 Essential Spanish or Pharmacists                                                    10 Essentials o Cultural Competence in Pharmacy Practice                                  35 Evaluations o Drug Interactions                                                      23 Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy                                                   42 Foye’s Principles o Medicinal Chemistry                                               39 Geriatric Dosage Handbook                                                        18 Geriatric Pharmacotherapy: A Guide or the Helping Proessional                           43 Goodman & Gilman’s Pharmacological Basis o Therapeutics                              45 Goodman & Gilman’s Pharmacological Basis o Therapeutics Digital Edition                   45 Handbook o Analytical Methods or Dietary Supplements                                 14 Handbook o Basic Pharmacokinetics                                                 43 Handbook o Nonprescription Drugs                                               16, 50 Handbook o Pharmaceutical Excipients                                               15 Handbook on Injectable Drugs                                                       22 Health Care Inormatics: A Skills-Based Resource                                        29 Heroes o Pharmacy: Proessional Leadership in Times o Change                          28 Ident-A-Drug Reerence                                                            21 Lange Q&A: Pharmacy                                                             32 Leadership and Advocacy or Pharmacy                                               38 Lexi-CLINICAL SUITE™                                                            25 Lexi-COMPLETE™                                                                25 Lexi-Drugs ®      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TITLE INDEX Managing the Patient-Centered Pharmacy                                             7 Marketing or Pharmacists                                                          6 Marks’ Basic Medical Biochemistry: A Clinical Approach                                  46 Martindale: The Complete Drug Reerence                                             23 Medication Errors                                                                 28 Medication Therapy Management Services: A Critical Review                              26 Merck Manual o Diagnosis and Therapy, The                                           22 Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database                                           24 Natural Products: A Case-Based Approach or Health Care Proessionals                     24 Nutrition in Pharmacy Practice                                                       29 Pagliaros’ Comprehensive Guide to Drugs & Substances o Abuse                          20 Pediatric Dosage Handbook                                                         19 Peripheral Brain or the Pharmacist                                                   36 Pharmaceutical Calculations                                                         37 Pharmaceutical Calculations: The Pharmacist’s Handbook                                 37 Pharmaceutical Excipients 5                                                         15 Pharmacist’s Guide to Compensation or MTM Services, The                               26 Pharmacotherapy Casebook                                                        41 Pharmacotherapy Handbook                                                        42 Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach                                        41 Pharmacy: An Introduction to the Proession                                            36 Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation: A How-To Manual                                 11 Pharmacy Drug Cards                                                             21 Pharmacy Law Digest                                                              40 Pharmacy Management: Essentials or All Practice Settings                                10 Pharmacy Practice and the Law                                                      40 Pharmacy Practice Experiences: A Student’s Handbook                                  35 Pharmacy Proessional’s Guide to Résumés, CVs, & Interviewing, The                        8 Pharmacy Technician Certication Quick-Study Guide                                    47 Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual, The                                        49 Pharmacy Technician Workbook & Certication Review, The                                50 Pharmacy Technician, The                                                          50 Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reerence, The                                      47 Physiology Case Studies in Pharmacy                                                 44 Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs                                                     22 Practitioner’s Pocket Guide to Nonprescription Drugs, The                              17, 50 Principles o Scientic Literature Evaluation                                             40 Public Relations or Pharmacists                                                      6 Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine                          14 Remington: The Science and Practice o Pharmacy                                      39 Spanish or the Pharmacy Proessional                                                34 Stability-Indicating HPLC Methods or Drug Analysis                                     13 Supervision: A Pharmacy Perspective                                                  7 Tableting Specication Manual                                                       13 Trissel’s Stability o Compounded Formulations                                          12 Understanding Pharmacy Calculations                                                37 Washington Manual o Medical Therapeutics, The                                        46

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