Annual reference provides current data on drugs and contains Summaries of Product Characteristics (SPCs) as required by the European Commission's Committee for Proprietary Medicinal Products.

Medicines Compendium 2003

Medical Books

Watson, James D.

Pharmacology

Pharmaceutical Pr

British National Formulary, 1983

Unknown, Author

British National Formulary

Medicine

This history documents the gelatin capsule from its inception in the early 19th century, through to the 1990s. It gives an account of all aspects of the manufacture and filling of hard capsules.

Hard Capsules: Development - Technology

Ridgway

Handbook Pharmacopoeia Excipients

Royal Pharmaceutical Society

This practical manual and standard reference work provides an authoritative source of analytical data for drugs and related substances. It is intended for scientists faced with the difficult problem of identifying an unknown drug in a pharmaceutical product, in a sample of tissue or body fluid from a living patient or in postmortem material. It is intended to be a useful requirement for all forensic and crime laboratories, toxicologists, clinical and analytical chemists, pathologists, poison information centres and clinical pharmacology departments.

Clarke's Isolation and Identification of Drugs

Moffat

Reference

Written for the practitioner or community pharmacist, this is a guide to the background and use of a diverse range of healthcare products and appliances suitable for use at home.

Patient Care in Community Practice

Harman, Robin J.

Nursing

This is a detailed overview of the types of dressings and wound management products that are currently in use and available in the UK. Guidance is offered on types of materials for different wounds. Cross-references relate brand names, generic descriptions and classification of products.

Wound Management

Thomas,Stephen

THOMAS

This is an illustrated catalogue of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society's caricature collection of prints and drawings. The collection encompasses the development of pharmacy and medicine in caricature from the 17th to the 20th century. The first catalogue of its kind to be produced by the Society's museum, it is intended to be of use as a reference work and as a pictorial introduction to the collection.

Bruising Apothecary: Images of Pharmacy and Medicine in Caricature

Arts & Photography

Tallis, Nigel

Arnold-Forester, Kate

History & Criticism

This work, one of a series designed to replace the "Pharmaceutical Handbook" (1980) and the "Pharmaceutical Codex" (1979), aims to provide pharmacists with all the information they need for effective practice. It recognizes the importance for pharmacists of a thorough background knowledge of the diseases for which drugs are administered. The book is laid out along the same body system classification lines as the "British National Formulary" (BNF), with which many pharmacists are familiar. In discussing the treatment of diseases, the "Handbook" avoids reference to specific drugs, but instead refers the reader to the appropriate section in the BNF. Part A describes in detail the range of diseases for which medicinal treatment may be indicated and Part B shows how pharmacists can best use the information from Part A to to respond effectively to symptoms and to inform and advise patients. Particular emphasis is laid upon the problems encountered by the elderly and the very young. At the same time, the need to communicate with, and listen to, patients is stressed. Part B also contains a directory of self-help organizations which can provide support for patients managing their own conditions. Part C offers a quick reference guide aimed at helping readers to differentiate between the symptoms of potentially serious diseases and those of relatively minor illnesses. Part D comprises a glossary of medical terms.

Handbook Pharmacy Health Care

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