Description
Book SynopsisGuides the student pharmacist or pharmacy technician through the main stages involved in pharmaceutical dispensing. This reference text accompanies the compulsory dispensing courses found in all undergraduate MPharm programmes and equivalent technical training courses.
Trade Review"Applied Pharmaceutical Practice is good for all years and all stages of the MPharm course whether you are a first year learning from scratch or just refreshing your addled fourth year memory. It's great for practical dispensing, OSCEs, law exams or for anyone working in a pharmacy as a student, technician or newly qualified pharmacist...a brilliantly written book, student friendly, as well as being clear and interesting enough to read from cover to cover" Katrina Fredericks, BPSA pharmacy student, 2013 -- Katrina Fredericks
Table of Contents1. Introduction, medicines classification and standard operating procedures 2. NHS supply in the community 1: prescription forms and prescribing 3. NHS supply in the community 2: prescribers and the dispensing process 4. NHS supply within hospitals 5. Non-NHS supply 6. Controlled drugs 7. Emergency supply 8. Patient counselling and communication 1: the basics of patient communication 9. Patient counselling and communication 2: product-specific counselling points 10. Poisons and spirits Appendix 1: Commonly encountered qualifications of healthcare professionals Appendix 2: Abbreviations commonly used within pharmacy