Now
in its fifth edition, this best-selling, multidisciplinary textbook
continues to draw on the skills of pharmacists and clinicians to present
optimal drug regimens. The authors integrate an understanding of the
disease processes with an appreciation of pathophysiological processes,
clinical pharmacy and the evidence base.

New to this edition:

• Stronger emphasis on understanding both the prescribing process and the clinical pharmacy process.
• All chapters completely revised and updated.
• Thirty-eight leading new authors.

Features:

• Key points boxes at the beginning of every chapter
• Case study tests at the end of every chapter
• Chapters co-authored by pharmacists and clinicians
• Organised by body system
• Consistent, clearly signposted chapter layout

‘…a
unique and valuable support for all those involved or interested in
drug therapy. This is a textbook that no university or pharmacy
department, particularly those with employees studying at any level, and
no pharmacist trying to develop their knowledge base should be
without.”

Dr Chris Green and John Sexton, The Pharmaceutical Journal

Now
in its fifth edition, this best-selling, multidisciplinary textbook
continues to draw on the skills of pharmacists and clinicians to present
optimal drug regimens. The authors integrate an understanding of the
disease processes with an appreciation of pathophysiological processes,
clinical pharmacy and the evidence base.

New to this edition:

• Stronger emphasis on understanding both the prescribing process and the clinical pharmacy process.
• All chapters completely revised and updated.
• Thirty-eight leading new authors.

Features:

• Key points boxes at the beginning of every chapter
• Case study tests at the end of every chapter
• Chapters co-authored by pharmacists and clinicians
• Organised by body system
• Consistent, clearly signposted chapter layout

‘…a
unique and valuable support for all those involved or interested in
drug therapy. This is a textbook that no university or pharmacy
department, particularly those with employees studying at any level, and
no pharmacist trying to develop their knowledge base should be
without.”

Dr Chris Green and John Sexton, The Pharmaceutical Journal

• Stronger emphasis on understanding both the prescribing process and the clinical pharmacy process.
• All chapters completely revised and updated.
• Thirty-eight leading new authors.