Pharmacology for health professionals.

By:

Bryant, Bronwen

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Marrickville, NSW : Elsevier (Australia), 2003.Description: xvi, 912 p. : ill. : 29 cmISBN:

0729536645
9780729536646

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NLM classification:

QV 4 BP 2003

Summary: Pharmacology for Health Professionals is the most up-to-date pharmacology text written specifically for Australian and New Zealand students. The regional nature of pharmacology practice means a locally produced text is essential, and within this comprehensive text the authors address many local issues including scheduling procedures, legal and ethical matters, and generic drug names. Designed to meet the needs of students studying pharmacology as part of a health science qualification, the text takes a multidisciplinary approach throughout. Organisation is by body system, and by key drugs within each body system.

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Pharmacology for Health Professionals is the most up-to-date pharmacology text written specifically for Australian and New Zealand students. The regional nature of pharmacology practice means a locally produced text is essential, and within this comprehensive text the authors address many local issues including scheduling procedures, legal and ethical matters, and generic drug names. Designed to meet the needs of students studying pharmacology as part of a health science qualification, the text takes a multidisciplinary approach throughout. Organisation is by body system, and by key drugs within each body system.

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