Psychotropic Drug Directory 2000

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About the book
The Psychotropic Drug Directory has been published annually since 1993 with over 217,000 copies sold worldwide. It aims to provide for Professional practising clinicians a source of rapidly accessible information, advice and references on psychiatric drugs and to act as an Aide Memoire. It is designed to be a handy companion to the British National Formulary and to provide an extensive body of information, allowing problems to be solved confidently, on the spot. The topics are arranged in a problem-orientated manner and cover common areas of interest where information is not always readily available. Over 4500 references are included for rapid identification of key papers for further research. Doses, cautions etc. are not included in depth as these can be found in detail in other standard texts. The underlying aim of the book is to help and encourage the positive and rational use of drugs to their best effect in order to improve the quality of life for sufferers of... Tovább

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About the book
The Psychotropic Drug Directory has been published annually since 1993 with over 217,000 copies sold worldwide. It aims to provide for Professional practising clinicians a source of rapidly accessible information, advice and references on psychiatric drugs and to act as an Aide Memoire. It is designed to be a handy companion to the British National Formulary and to provide an extensive body of information, allowing problems to be solved confidently, on the spot. The topics are arranged in a problem-orientated manner and cover common areas of interest where information is not always readily available. Over 4500 references are included for rapid identification of key papers for further research. Doses, cautions etc. are not included in depth as these can be found in detail in other standard texts. The underlying aim of the book is to help and encourage the positive and rational use of drugs to their best effect in order to improve the quality of life for sufferers of mentái illness.
About the author
Stephen Bazire graduated from Bath University in 1976 with an honours degree in Pharmacy. Over the next few years he worked as a Community Pharmacist in Bristol, Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice at Bath University and as Staff Pharmacist at Barrow Hospitál in Bristol. In 1986 he moved to Norwich and is now Pharmacy Services Director for Norfolk Mentái Health Care NHS Trust, based at Hellesdon Hospitál in Norwich. He is Chairman of the UK Psychiatric Pharmacy Group. Vissza