MMHIV is the world's leading resource for physicians and health care professionals who provide care and treatment to patients with HIV/AIDS. The 16th Edition of MMHIV has summarized evidence from every major conference and clinical study in the past 2 years, includes 214 tables and more than 900 references to publications or presentations. This distillation of best practices and a new, smarter index makes this the best reference guide to date.

2012 Medical Management of HIV Infection

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M.P.H.

John G. Bartlett

Joel E. Gallant

Paul A. Pham

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Knowledge Source Solutions

Debuting the 2012 DDI Guide; the definitive reference for ARV Drug Interactions. This resource uses full color charts to cross-reference all ARV's with hundreds of commonly prescribed concomitant medications. The management of HIV infection is rapidly evolving and becoming increasingly complex. In many cases, the medication profile of patients is extensive and complex. As a result, there is a high potential for clinically significant drug interaction. Computerized pharmacy systems can detect some drug-drug interactions and decrease the number of inappropriate prescriptions. However, a limitation of such system is the inability to update the information beyond the FDA approved labeling. The goal of this book is to present a practical approach to the management of drug interactions to clinicians caring for HIV-infected patients. Also, since many drug combinations have not been formally studied, the authors attempt to predict potential drug interaction based on pharmacologic principles.

2012 HIV Drug Interaction Guide, DDI: The companion guide to MMHIV: Medical Management of HIV Infection (Medical Management of HIV Companion Series)

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The Medical Letter

New Book from Quality Expert Offers Simple Strategies for Boosting Quality Foreword by David Nash, MD, MBA Do you feel as though your patients care is becoming so fragmented that something important might get missed? Do you wonder why deadly medication errors continue to happen despite using the most advanced technology? Are you concerned that patients continue to succumb to preventable chronic diseases despite decades of data supporting healthy lifestyles? If so, this book is the ideal resource to help you turn things around. The IOM (Institute of Medicine) report gave healthcare providers and administrators a very clear and public picture of the dismal sate of healthcare quality in America. What was left undone by the IOM report was how practitioners were to address these findings at the grass roots level. Via this new book, it is possible to meet your quality goals through a series of simple yet powerful steps that can change how you deliver care. In this easy-to-read book, Dr. Mary Sue McAslan presents 40 strategies 10 topics in each of 4 categories which helps providers enhance quality, reduce readmissions, decrease errors, improve disease prevention, and cut healthcare costs. Packed with practical, easy-to-implement suggestions, Advancing Excellence in Healthcare Quality will boost your operations, helping your practice build empowered teams, improve staff morale, and raise patient satisfaction. Table of Contents: Section 1: Optimize Outcomes Chapter 1: The EHR Evolution Chapter 2: The CPOE Solution Chapter 3: Can I Have Some Support Please? Chapter 4: The Future Is Now e-Prescribing Chapter 5: Staying Connected Patient Portals Chapter 6: Med Rec not Med Wreck! Chapter 7: Back to Basics: The Med List Chapter 8: Improving the Quality of Care Chapter 9: Summaries and Transitions of Care Chapter 10: Meeting the MU Challenge Section 2: Reduce Readmissions Chapter 11: Person-Centered Care Chapter 12: Collaborate, Coordinate, and Integrate Chapter 13: Prevent Discharge Disasters Chapter 14: A Smooth Transition Chapter 15: Patient-Centered Medical Homes Chapter 16: Can You Hear Me Now? Chapter 17: All Hands on Deck! Chapter 18: HAM It Up! (High-Alert Medications) Chapter 19: The Canary in the Coal Mine Theory Chapter 20: I Can t Even Afford a Free Meal Section 3: Minimize Medication Errors Chapter 21: The Blame-Free Organization Chapter 22: Raising the Bar Chapter 23: Deadly Drug Name Mix-Ups Chapter 24: Dangerous Drug Interactions Chapter 25: Caution: Other Serious Side Effects May Occur Chapter 26: Risky Business! Chapter 27: You Aren t as Unique as You Think! Chapter 28: Get to the Root of the Problem Chapter 29: The Lean Transformation Chapter 30: 5S The Visual Workplace Section 4: Promote Prevention Chapter 31: ABCs of HBP Chapter 32: Up in Smoke Chapter 33: Worth the Weight! Chapter 34: The Exercise Rx Chapter 35: Diabetes Prevention Plan Chapter 36: Prevent What s Preventable Chapter 37: Metamorphosis Chapter 38: The Complexity of Growing Old Chapter 39: Health Literacy Chapter 40: Social Determinants of Health Index

Advancing Excellence in Healthcare Quality: 40 Strategies for Improving Patient Outcomes and Providing, Safe, High-Quality Healthcare

Mary Sue McAslan

Administration & Medicine Economics

Greenbranch Publishing

With over 14,000 copies of the pocket-sized print edition sold annually, GAYF is a must-have clinical tool for anyone who cares for older adults. It covers assessment, recommended diagnostic tests, management strategies, and both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic therapies recommended specifically for older adults, based on the most current evidence. The new 2007-2008 Edition includes completely updated text and tables including the latest information based on current clinical guidelines and newly- approved medications by the FDA.

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Keela A. Herr

James T. Pacala

Bruce G. Pollock

Jane F. Potter

Todd P. Semla

American Geriatrics Society

Human subject protection is one of the most concerning aspects of the clinical trials process requiring rigorous compliance and ethical standards. Now in its fourth edition, Protecting Study Volunteers in Research continues to be the industry s leading resource on the subject teaching clinical research professionals how to successfully implement the highest standards of safe and ethical treatment of study volunteers while addressing current and emerging issues that are vital to human subject protection and successful clinical trial outcomes.

Protecting Study Volunteers in Research

Cynthia McGuire Dunn

Gary Chadwick

Research

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