This comprehensive reference presents procedures, practice guidelines, consensus documents, technological strategies, and regulatory standards for optimal pharmaceutical care. The Encyclopedia of Clinical Pharmacy offers ready access to summaries of primary literature, hard-to-find research, and consensus results and discusses:

• Health service delivery models.
• Biomedical science topics, including gene therapy.
• Best practices documents.
• Pharmaceutical software development.
• Legal controversies, ethical issues, and court rulings.
• Drug dosing and electronic prescription.
• Postmarketing surveillance.
• Generic equivalency.

Editorial Content overseen by leading pharmacologists Paul Abramowitz, Chris Alderman, Steven Barriere, Joaquin Bonal de Falgas, Gerhard Carstens, George Dukes, Robert Elenbaas, Laurence Goldberg, William A. Gouveia, Thomas Hardin, Mary Anne, Milap C. Nahata, Atsuhiko Nishitani, Cynthia Raehl, Myrella Roy, Barbara Wells, and Georges Zelger.

Edited by Joseph T. DiPiro, Pharm.D., FCCP
933 pages, 2003, hardbound, ISBN Print: 0-8247-0752-4