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APhA BOOKS AND ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS 2014

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Motivational Interviewing for Health Care Professionals: A Sensible Approach Bruce A. Berger and William A. Villaume

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Getting Started in a Pharmacy Residency

HOW TO CONDUCT A COMPREHENSIVE MEDICATION REVIEW

A Guidebook for

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Lauren B. Angelo Jennifer Cerulli

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Understanding Drug Action: An Introduction to Pharmacology Peter J. Rice

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Pharmacy Ethics: A Foundation for Professional Practice

Monica L. Miller

Robert A. Buerki and Louis D. Vottero

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How to Conduct a Comprehensive Medication Review: A Guidebook for Pharmacists

The Pharmacy Technician SkillsBuilding Manual Karen Snipe

Lauren B. Angelo and Jennifer Cerulli

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Compounding Guide for Ophthalmic Preparations Linda F. McElhiney

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Pharmacy Technician Certification Quick-Study Guide Kristin W. Weitzel and William A. Hopkins

TABLE OF CONTENTS Careers & Management

Motivational Interviewing for Health Care Professionals: A Sensible Approach Communication Skills for Pharmacists: Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care Getting Started in a Pharmacy Residency From Student to Pharmacist: Making the Transition Essential Spanish for Pharmacists The Pharmacy Professional’s Guide to Résumés, CVs, and Interviewing Getting Started as a Pharmacy Manager Getting Started as a Pharmacy Preceptor

Medication Therapy Management

How to Start an MTM Practice: A Guidebook for Pharmacists How to Conduct a Comprehensive Medication Review: A Guidebook for Pharmacists

Industry Resources

Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine Principles of the Human Genome and Pharmacogenomics APhA’s Immunization Handbook

Compounding Resources

Compounding Guide for Ophthalmic Preparations The Art, Science, and Technology of Pharmaceutical Compounding Trissel’s™ Stability of Compounded Formulations

Nonprescription Drugs

Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Approach to Self-Care The Practitioner’s Quick Reference to Nonprescription Drugs

Student Resources

Understanding Drug Action: An Introduction to Pharmacology Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist Pharmacy Ethics: A Foundation for Professional Practice Understanding Pharmacy Calculations

NAPLEX®/FPGEE® Review

The APhA Complete Review for Pharmacy The APhA Complete Review for the FPGEE®

Pharmacy Technician Resources

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The Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual Pharmacy Technician Certification Quick-Study Guide Complete Math Review for the Pharmacy Technician The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reference

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CAREERS & MANAGEMENT NEW

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Improving patient outcomes with motivational interviewing

Motivational Interviewing for Health Care Professionals: A Sensible Approach Bruce A. Berger and William A. Villaume

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Motivational Interviewing for Health Care Professionals: A Sensible Approach presents a new way of teaching the theory and practice of motivational interviewing (MI) to health care professionals (HCPs). MI has been shown to improve treatment adherence and outcomes, promote health behavior change, improve patient satisfaction with care, and increase retention rates in complex case management. This book describes how everyday persuasive language and strategies can trigger resistance in patients and explains how this opposition can be overcome through building rapport with the patient and listening to the patient’s reasoning and concerns.

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-180-2 2013 • 240 pages Softcover

• A practical, step-by-step approach to the use of MI skills and tools in all practice settings. • Multiple dialogues between HCPs and patients to illustrate the use of MI skills and tools. • Case studies including extensive dialogues with video links, plus analysis of the cases, to demonstrate the application of MI.

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Preface Why Another Book on Motivational Interviewing? Preparing to Be Patient Centered What is Motivational Interviewing? A Short History Toward a New Theory of Motivational Interviewing Understanding Sense Making and Practical Reasoning Developing Rapport Reframing the Issue Next Steps Special Considerations Putting It All Together Considerations for Putting MI into Use Index

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CAREERS & MANAGEMENT Develop the communication skills needed to provide high-quality care

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Communication Skills for Pharmacists: Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care Bruce A. Berger The book’s 15 chapters cover key communication skills, such as listening and empathic responding, supportive communication, persuasive communication, assertiveness, and conflict management; provide help for patients in accepting the behavior changes needed to manage their illness; and explore ways to become culturally competent to provide quality care for all patients.

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-132-1 2009 • 240 pages Softcover 3rd Edition

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• A new chapter tells how to discuss sensitive topics that patients may find difficult to speak with pharmacists about because of embarrassment, cultural beliefs, or fear of social stigma. • Another new chapter describes the way limited literacy, or even limited health literacy, can affect patient outcomes and how pharmacists can identify and help overcome such limitations in dealing with their patients. • The expanded chapter on managing change emphasizes the use of motivational interviewing. • Dozens of examples share good and bad pharmacist–patient and pharmacist–physician dialogues. • Guidelines tell how to contact a physician and then build rapport and discuss drug-related problems with him or her. • Questions for reflection appear at the end of each chapter.

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Caring, Covenants, Codes, and Commitment Developing the Relationship Choosing to See Patients as People Listening and Empathic Responding Patient Counseling Managing the Angry Patient Assertiveness Conflict Management Helping Patients with Change Interacting with Physicians Supportive Communication Choosing an Appropriate Response Persuasive Communication Immediacy: How Word Choice and Nonverbal Cues Affect the Relationship Cultural Competence Communicating on Sensitive Issues Communicating with Patients Who Have Literacy Limitations

This all around guide to effective counseling features useful tips and suggestions for improving patient care through effective communication, and questions for reflection at the end of each chapter. —Matthew Perri, PhD University of Georgia College of Pharmacy American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 2006; 70 (1) Article 12

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Learn how to secure the best residencies

Getting Started in a Pharmacy Residency Monica L. Miller Getting Started in a Pharmacy Residency walks you through key steps in the residency acquisition process, including connecting with program representatives, creating application materials, taking part in the Match, and positioning yourself to stand out from the crowd.

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Packed with useful tips, Getting Started in a Pharmacy Residency includes advice and anecdotes from past residents, sample CVs, helpful interview questions, checklists, and timelines. Ten chapters coach you through identifying the right program, submitting airtight application materials, and taking part in showcases, interviews, the Match, and the Scramble.


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• Sample CVs, letters of intent, and e-mails, as well as questions to ask and answer in residency interviews. • A comprehensive chapter on pharmaceutical industry fellowships, with insights into top areas of focus. • A final chapter on things to do after you are accepted into a residency so that you start on the right foot.

Table of Contents • Introduction • Differentiating between Postgraduate Training Options: Focus on Residencies • Setting the Foundation for a Residency Position • Researching Residency Programs • Preparing Your Curriculum Vitae • Connecting with Residency Programs • Preparing Your Residency Application • The Residency Interview • The Match • The Basics of Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowships: Why a Fellowship Might Be Right for You • Conclusion Appendix A – Midyear Clinical Showcase Checklist Appendix B – Residency Application Checklist Appendix C – Interview Preparation Checklist

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This will make a nice addition to any pharmacy school’s library to help students in their residency journey. It includes good information to help students become more competitive and seek the residency that is best for them by helping them ask the right questions. —Kim W. Benner, BS, PharmD Samford University McWhorter School of Pharmacy

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CAREERS & MANAGEMENT Navigate the “real world” after pharmacy school

From Student to Pharmacist: Making the Transition Jennifer P. Askew From Student to Pharmacist covers key topics in the transition from student to pharmacist: obtaining board licensure, choosing a career path, preparing résumés, interviewing, handling job offers, fitting into the workplace, and achieving personal and professional success.

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• Guidance on gaining board licensure; narrowing down career options; preparing high-quality résumés, CVs, and portfolios; acing the job interview; thriving in the workplace; and achieving success is provided for new pharmacists. • Numerous suggested readings and resources direct readers to in-depth information on every topic. • “Day in the life” scenarios give readers a taste of various pharmacy careers. • Sample documents, tables, and figures help make concepts concrete.

Table of Contents • Introduction: The Route Ahead • Board Licensure • Choosing a Career Path • Preparing Your Résumé, CV, and Portfolio • The Interview • Handling the Job Offer • Adjusting to the Workplace • Taking Charge of Your Career and Honing Your Skills • Maintaining Your Personal Life • Maintaining Your Professional Life • Appendix. Pharmacy Organizations • Index

The chapter sequencing is intuitive and the index thorough, providing useful pointers to the figures and tables scattered throughout. —CHOICE, January 2011; 48 (5)

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Communicate effectively with Spanish patients

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Essential Spanish for Pharmacists Glenn L. Kisch This unique booklet provides Spanish translations and pronunciations for more than 500 of the most common words and phrases used in a pharmacy, ensuring that patients understand how to use their medications.

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-079-9 2005 • 69 pages Softcover 2nd Edition

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• Section 1. Initial Patient Encounter – Greetings – Departures – Expressions of Courtesy – Other Useful Expressions • Section 2. Patient Data Collection – General Information – Insurance Information – Physician Information – Medication Information • Section 3. Patient Consultation Directions

– Prescription Dispensing Information – Duration – Administration Instructions – Side Effects – Refill Information – Storage – Use • Section 4. Glossary – Days of the Week – Numbers – Colors – Relations – Parts of the Body

– Commonly Used Verbs – Measurements – Dosage Forms – Drug Administration Routes – Frequency – Time of Day – Meals – Diseases, Illnesses, and Medical Conditions – Drug Classes – Other Pharmacy Terms • Appendix. Pronunciation Guide

For those pharmacists and pharmacy students with Spanish-speaking patients, this book is a valuable aid in ensuring that patients understand how to use their medications. — From a review of the 1st edition Mary Lynn Moody, BSPharm University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy

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CAREERS & MANAGEMENT The only résumé reference created explicitly for pharmacists

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The Pharmacy Professional’s Guide to Résumés, CVs, and Interviewing Thomas P. Reinders The 3rd edition of this popular resource provides step-by-step instructions on preparing a résumé, curriculum vitae (CVs), and cover letters and shares tips on preparing for an interview. The reference also features updated sample résumés and CVs for pharmacists in a variety of settings, including a community pharmacy, a hospital, and academic and industry environments.

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Key Features • Concise tips for writing and formatting effective résumés and CVs, including electronic versions. • New chapter on planning a career path in pharmacy. • Tables that simplify selecting applicable action verbs, keywords, and other useful materials when preparing professional documents. • Nuts-and-bolts guidance for making the most of interviews. • Nearly 20 pages of sample interview questions. • Carefully researched lists of prime resources, Internet sites, and other reference works.

Table of Contents • Preface • Assessing Your Career Goals • Planning Your Career Path • Preparing Your Résumé • Tips, Checklists, and Sample Résumés • Preparing the CV

• Tips, Checklists, and Sample CVs • Developing a Portfolio • Presenting a Professional Image • Introduction to Searching and Interviewing

• The Interview: Before, During, and After • Interview Questions • Types of Letters • Preparing Letters • Sample Letters • Appendix

A variety of books are available to help people present themselves in the best light as they pursue new jobs; however, resources currently available do not focus specifically on the field of pharmacy. This book fills that niche for students, residents, and pharmacists in a variety of practice settings, as well as pharmacy technicians. —Kristi W. Kelley, PharmD Harrison School of Pharmacy, Auburn University

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With its comprehensive coverage of career planning, career goals, resumes, CVs, and interviewing, the third edition of The Pharmacy Professional’s Guide to Réumés, CVs, and Interviewing can be used as a guide for student pharmacists, pharmacists, and technicians alike when obtaining that first or subsequent job, residency, or fellowship position. —Katherine S. Hale, PharmD, BCPS Pharmacy Today, December 2011

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CAREERS & MANAGEMENT Concise resource for the new pharmacy manager

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Getting Started as a Pharmacy Manager Lynette R. Bradley-Baker Getting Started as a Pharmacy Manager provides insights into issues pharmacy managers will face, such as human resources, financial procedures, pharmacy law and patient confidentiality, business plan development, and successful leadership development. Profiles of pharmacy managers add additional insight into the way to prepare for, maintain, and sustain a successful career in pharmacy management.

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Concise introduction to pharmacy management. Links to additional information and resources. Pharmacy manager profiles. Learning exercises for each chapter. Material applicable to all practice settings.

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• Preface • The Basics of Pharmacy Management • Regulatory Aspects of Pharmacy Management • Personnel Aspects of Pharmacy Management

• Financial Aspects of Pharmacy Management • Business Plan Considerations • Putting It All Together

Overall, this book is an easy-to-read reference that provides future pharmacy managers a grasp of the multidimensional role as well as the necessary responsibilities that affect patient outcomes, regardless of the practice setting. —Rachel M. Deliere, PharmD Candidate, and Fadi M. Alkhateeb, PhD, MBA University of Charleston School of Pharmacy

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A quick guide to succeeding as a pharmacy preceptor

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Getting Started as a Pharmacy Preceptor Randell E. Doty Getting Started as a Pharmacy Preceptor is a handy resource for new preceptors, those considering becoming preceptors, and seasoned preceptors in any practice setting. This guide covers the essential information needed to become and succeed as a pharmacy preceptor for introductory pharmacy practice experiences (IPPEs) and advanced pharmacy practice experiences (APPEs).

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• Introduction • Are You Doing This for the Right Reasons? • What Can You Do? • Getting Ready • Your First Student: A Unique Opportunity

• Integrating Your Student into Practice • The Importance of Feedback and Evaluation • Using Feedback for Continuous Improvement • Precepting as Art Form

• Overcoming Student Problems: Laying the Groundwork • Case Studies • Conclusion


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ISBN: 978-1-59195-319-7 Softcover • 2193 pp APhA Member: $63.00 Nonmember: $69.95

The Lexicomp Drug Information Handbook, 22nd Edition, continues to deliver trusted, “pharma-free” pharmacotherapy knowledge to healthcare professionals. This resource follows a user-friendly, dictionary-like format, providing clinicians with fast access to clear, concise Lexicomp drug information. n Covers over 5,500 medications n Each monograph contains up to 39 fields of information, including detailed content on dosage, drug interactions and adverse reactions n Appendix offers charts, tables, treatment guidelines and therapy recommendations, and a Pharmacologic Category Index lists all drugs within their unique pharmacologic class n 43 New Drug Monographs

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New Appendix Topics • Topical Corticosteroids • Injectable Agents (Non-Insulin) for Type 2 Diabetes • Oral Anticoagulant Comparison Chart • Oral Antidiabetic Agents Comparison Table • Oral Antiplatelet Comparison Chart • Antithrombotic Therapy in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation • Treatment of Elevated INR Due to Warfarin Appendix Updates • Immune Globulin Product Comparison • Inhaled Corticosteroids • Prevention of Infective Endocarditis • Beers Criteria – Potentially Inappropriate Medications for Geriatrics

Pediatric & Neonatal Dosage Handbook • 20th Edition

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The pediatric population is a dynamic group, with major changes in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics taking place throughout infancy and childhood. Because of these changes, the need for the evaluation and establishment of medication dosing regimens in children of different ages is great. The Pediatric & Neonatal Dosage Handbook continues to be the trusted resource for medical professionals managing pediatric patients. n Each monograph contains up to 44 fields of information n Includes more than 130 Extemporaneous Preparation Recipes n Over 250 pages of Appendix information n 38 New Drug Monographs

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• Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs • Pounds/Kilograms Conversions • Temperature Conversions n Updated Appendix Topics: • Inhaled Corticosteroids • Management of Drug Extravasations • Enteral Nutrition Product Comparison • Emetogenic Potential of Antineoplastic Agents in Children • Pediatric HIV • Adult and Adolescent HIV • Perinatal HIV • Immunization Guidelines • Immune Globulin Product Comparison

Geriatric Dosage Handbook • 19th Edition Todd P. Semla, MS, PharmD, BCPS, FCCP, AGSF


Many physiologic changes occur with aging, some of which affect the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of medications. For many drugs, exact dosing guidelines for geriatric patients have not been established, and most references do not specifically address the use of medications in the elderly. The Geriatric Dosage Handbook provides specific considerations when using drug therapy in older adults, compiled from the current literature and clinical experience. n Extensive content on drug interactions and drug dosing in the elderly and adults, as well as in patients with renal/ hepatic impairment n Tall-Man lettering is used to help distinguish between look-a-like medication names

Pharmacologic Category Index and Appendix provide valuable supplemental information n 18 New Drug Monographs n New Appendix Topics • Injectable Agents (Non-Insulin) for Type 2 Diabetes • Antimicrobial Drugs of Choice • Oral Antidiabetic Agents Comparison Table • Oral Antiplatelet Comparison Chart n Updated Appendix Content • Renal Function Estimation in Adult Patients • Inhaled Corticosteroids • Injectable Heparins/Heparinoids Comparison Table • Immunization Recommendations • Prevention of Infective Endocarditis n

Drug Information Handbook for Oncology • 11th Edition

Diedra L. Bragalone, PharmD, MBA, BCOP, BCPS


The Drug Information Handbook for Oncology is designed to meet the needs of all oncology professionals involved in prescribing, preparing and administering therapy. This edition contains 320 drug monographs and 455 chemotherapy regimens, cross-referenced and organized in a concise, uniform format. n Each monograph contains up to 48 fields of information n Chemotherapy Regimens section provides a detailed presentation of cancer chemotherapy regimens, listed alphabetically n Index also lists regimens by indication n Special Topics section covers important cancer-related issues

n 18 New Drug Monographs n 35 New Chemotherapy Regimens

• 53 New Variations within the Regimens

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• Venous Thromboembolism in the Cancer Patient • Oral Anticoagulant Comparisons Chart • Oral Antiplatelet Comparisons Chart n Special Topics Updates: • Common Toxicity Criteria • Chemotherapy and Obesity • Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs (with 2012 NIOSH updates)

MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGEMENT Develop an MTM business plan for your pharmacy

How to Start an MTM Practice: A Guidebook for Pharmacists American Pharmacists Association How to Start an MTM Practice: A Guidebook for Pharmacists focuses on the operational and business aspects of medication therapy management (MTM). Included are 20 steps for developing a viable business plan, checklists, and tables of information pharmacists should consider when preparing to add MTM to their practice.

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HOW TO CONDUCT A COMPREHENSIVE MEDICATION REVIEW

A Guidebook for

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• What Is the Purpose of This Guidebook? • What Is a Business Plan? • Why Write a Business Plan for MTM Services? • Information Gathering • Mission for Patient Care Services • Pharmacy Practice Setting • Practice Site Location • Practice Features • Practice Market/Patient Demographics • Pre-Existing Services • SWOT Analysis • Features of the New MTM Service • Practice Site Requirements for the New Service

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MTM Service Hours Personnel Requirements Managerial Requirements Regulatory Requirements and Formal Agreements Staff Development Marketing and Promotion Costs to Provide MTM Services Potential Payer Populations Revenue, Billing, and Pharmacist Payment Return on Investment Outcomes of the Service Appendix A: Medication Therapy Management in Pharmacy Practice: Core Elements of an MTM Service Model Version 2.0

• Appendix B: Developing a Practice as an Independent MTM Pharmacist • Appendix C: Analyzing the Costs to Deliver Medication Therapy Management Services • Examples of Completed Outlines: Independent Community Pharmacy • Examples of Completed Outlines: Small Chain Pharmacy • Examples of Completed Outlines: Ambulatory Care Clinic • Blank Template Outline • Blank Template Worksheet

NEW Transition from preparation to implementation

How to Conduct a Comprehensive Medication Review: A Guidebook for Pharmacists Lauren B. Angelo and Jennifer Cerulli

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This guidebook assists pharmacists with the next steps of implementing medication therapy management (MTM), emphasizing the patient encounter. Topics include patient recruitment and the comprehensive medication review. Following the book’s proposed process will help to ensure a standardized, comprehensive approach to the delivery of MTM services.

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• An MTM Encounter Checklist. • An overview of steps in the patient recruitment process. • Information on preparing for and conducting a comprehensive medication review and on assessing and documenting the MTM encounter. • 10 appendices offering a wealth of practical resources, including a sample MTM recruitment letter, marketing flyer, telephone script, and patient data collection form.



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Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients Raymond C. Rowe, Paul J. Sheskey, Walter G. Cook, and Marian E. Fenton Published jointly by the American Pharmacists Association, Washington, DC, and the Pharmaceutical Press, London, United Kingdom. (Pharmaceutical Press is the publishing division of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.) The Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients is a comprehensive guide to the uses, properties, and safety of pharmaceutical excipients. It is an essential reference for those involved in the development, production, control, or regulation of pharmaceutical preparations. The handbook is available in print or online at www. MedicinesComplete.com.1 APhA Member

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ISBN: 978-0-85711-027-5 2012 • 1,064 pages Hardcover 7th edition

Key Features • 380 fully referenced excipient monographs are included. • 40 monographs are new to this edition: acetone sodium bisulfite, butyl stearate, cellaburate, cetyl palmitate, colophony, corn syrup solids, decyl oleate, dextran, diethyl sebacate, diethylene glycol monoethyl ether, dipropylene glycol, dodecyl gallate, ethylene glycol and vinyl alcohol grafted copolymer, fructose and pregelatinized starch, galactose, hydroxyethylpiperazine ethane sulfonic acid, isopropyl isostearate, lysine acetate, lysine hydrochloride, mannitol and sorbitol, D-mannose, octyl gallate, palm kernel oil, palm oil, palm oil (hydrogenated), polyvinyl acetate dispersion, potassium metaphosphate, potassium nitrate, potassium phosphate (dibasic), propylene glycol dilaurate, propylene glycol monolaurate, pullulan, pyroxylin, sodium stearate, squalane, starch (modified), sucrose palmitate, sucrose stearate, tromethamine, zinc oxide. • All monographs have been thoroughly cross-referenced and indexed so that excipients may be identified by a chemical, nonproprietary, or trade name. • All the essential data on the physical properties of excipients have been included. • Scanning electron microphotographs are included for many excipients. • More than 130 two-color NIR spectra and 150 IR spectra have been generated specifically for this edition. • Information from various international sources is provided. • A completely updated suppliers directory with many more international suppliers is included. • More than 140 experts from Australia, Europe, India, Japan, and the United States wrote and peer reviewed this edition, contributing their vast knowledge of pharmaceutical formulation and excipient manufacture.

Table of Contents • Front Matter • Preface, Arrangement, Acknowledgments, Notice to Readers, Disclaimer and Liability, International Steering Committee, Editorial Staff, Contributors, About the Editors, New Monographs, Bibliography, Abbreviations, Units of Measurement

• Monographs • Appendices • Suppliers’ Directory, List of Excipient “E” Numbers, List of Excipient “EINECS” Numbers, List of Excipient Molecular Weights • Index

1 Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients, 7th edition, includes free, one-year individual access to the online version on MedicinesComplete. This online component offers all the attendant benefits, including search capabilities and access to new and updated monographs. A secure code will be included in the package, enabling the end-user to access MedicinesComplete and set up his or her one-year subscription. Trial and annual licenses are also available for groups or organizations. For pricing information, contact the sales team at [email protected].

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INDUSTRY RESOURCES Comprehensive reference for nuclear pharmacists, nuclear medicine physicians, and nuclear medicine technologists

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Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine Richard J. Kowalsky and Steven W. Falen Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine is recommended for specialty board examination in nuclear medicine and nuclear pharmacy. The book contains essential information required by state and federal radiation licensing organizations for specialty practitioners preparing to become authorized nuclear pharmacists or authorized nuclear medicine physicians. APhA Member

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-118-5 2011 • 875 pages Hardcover 3rd Edition

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Chapters reorganized and expanded with updated information. 4 new chapters. More than 500 figures and 200 tables. Color images throughout the text.

Table of Contents • Radiopharmaceuticals, Nuclear Medicine, and Nuclear Pharmacy: An Overview • Radioactive Decay • Radionuclide Production • Interactions of Radiation with Matter • Radiation Detection and Instrumentation • Radiation Measurement, Protection, and Risk • Radiation Safety • Radiation Biology • Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry: General Topics

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• Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry: Technetium Agents • Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry: NonTechnetium Agents • Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry: PET Agents • The Nuclear Pharmacy • Quality Control in Nuclear Pharmacy • Microbiological Control for Radiopharmaceuticals • Radiopharmaceutical Special Topics • Molecular Imaging and the Development of New Radiopharmaceuticals

• Licensing and Regulatory Control • Brain • Thyroid • Heart • Lung • Liver, Spleen, and Gastrointestinal System • Kidney • Bone • Total-Body SPECT Procedures • Clinical PET Procedures • Antibodies and Peptides • Therapeutic Applications of Radioactive Agents • In Vivo Function Studies

This is the most comprehensive book on basic radioactive principles, nuclear pharmacy practice activities, diagnostic and therapeutic drug preparation and utilization, radiation safety, and nuclear regulations for nuclear pharmacists in the United States. It is an excellent teaching textbook for students and a valuable reference for practitioners. — Elaine Mackowiak, BSPharm, MS, PhD, RPh Temple University School of Pharmacy

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Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine, 3rd edition, is arguably the most comprehensive text currently available for students of nuclear pharmacy. With continued revision and expansion, the authors are moving to establish this text as the new benchmark for the teaching of nuclear pharmacy. — Edward M. Bednarczyk, PharmD School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences University at Buffalo

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INDUSTRY RESOURCES Provides a review of the fundamental principles of human genomics and genetics

Principles of the Human Genome and Pharmacogenomics Daniel A. Brazeau and Gayle A. Brazeau This concise resource provides both students and practitioners with an understanding of the fundamental principles of human genomics and genetics. Student pharmacists and practicing pharmacists will be able to apply this knowledge base to today’s challenges in optimizing drug therapy and patient care.

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• Preface • Introduction • Information Flow in Biological Sciences • Genomes and Genomics

Challenges, and Opportunities in Pharmacogenetics and Pharmacogenomics • Glossary

• Genomic Technologies and Pharmacogenomics • Pharmacogenetic Case Studies • Ethical Issues,

Small, but very informative! This book is a great introduction to the area in which pharmacists will probably be spending more and more of their professional activities in the future. This easy-to-read book provides a solid background to help pharmacists and students apply genetic principles to health care. —Compounding Today.com, February 18, 2011

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The topics covered in this small book enable readers to understand the objectives, applicability, and limitations of pharmacogenomics, and provide a necessary first step for future professionals to keep pace with contemporary pharmacy practice. A list of learning objectives for each chapter, along with self-test questions and up-to-date references, are valuable additions to the didactic material. The comprehensive glossary is a great help for self-study. —Evgeny Krynetskiy, PhD, DSc Temple University School of Pharmacy

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The book provides an excellent review of basic human genetics and genomics.

—Megan J. Ehret, PharmD, BCPP University of Connecticut

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INDUSTRY RESOURCES The essential resource for all immunizing pharmacists

APhA’s Immunization Handbook Lauren B. Angelo Written in a concise and quick look-up format, this essential resource provides numerous guidelines, tips, and resources for building and sustaining a successful immunization practice.

Key Features • Practical advice for pharmacists, pharmacy managers and owners, pharmacy technicians, and student pharmacists involved in vaccine administration. • Revised vaccine billing information, codes, and resources. • Updated vaccine product information. • Updated vaccine safety information. • Frequently asked questions.

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-165-9 2012 • 225 pages Spiralbound 2nd Edition

Table of Contents • Preface • Guide to Tables and Figures • Immunization AdvocacyGuidelines, Resources, and Tips • Roles for Technicians and Student Pharmacists • Vaccine Supplies, Preparation, and Administration • Vaccine Storage and Handling • Creating Standing Orders and Protocols • Billing for the

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Events and Emergencies • Infection Control in the Pharmacy Setting • Active Involvement as an Immunization and Public Health Provider • Staying Informed • Frequently Asked Questions About Immunizations • Vaccine Product Information • Immunization Schedules • Index

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This second edition of the APhA Immunization Handbook is compressive and includes nearly everything a new and current immunizing pharmacist would like to know regarding the provision of immunizations within their practice. —Veronica T. Bandy, PharmD, MS Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 2012; 76 (9) Article 184

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This guide provides all the material necessary for pharmacists to set up, conduct, and monitor immunizations in their pharmacies. Immunization workflow charts, marketing strategies, and vaccine handling and storage practices are well described. —R.G. McGee Jr. formerly, Walters State Community College CHOICE, October 2010; 48 (2)

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COMPOUNDING RESOURCES NEW Compound quality ophthalmic medications

Compounding Guide for Ophthalmic Preparations Linda F. McElhiney Compounding Guide for Ophthalmic Preparations is a single-source reference that contains 176 drug monographs, providing up-to-date stability information that is based on reliable references and published stability studies.

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• Chapters 1–3 discuss compounding guidelines for sterile ophthalmic preparations, sterilizing techniques, and quality assurance procedures. This information is based on the United States Pharmacopeia standards. • Chapter 4 provides an extensive explanation of the components of sterile ophthalmic preparations: preservatives, antioxidants, viscosity agents, toxicity, clarity, pH and buffers, vehicles and bases, and active pharmaceutical ingredients. • Chapters 5–9 provide background information on a particular type of ophthalmic preparation– for example, hazardous preparations, topical preparations, ocular injections, topical ointments, and blood-derived preparations—followed by step-by-step instructions for commonly compounded ophthalmic drugs. • An appendix provides sodium equivalent values for various concentrations of drugs commonly used in ophthalmic preparations. • Each drug monograph provides information on ingredients, preparation, packaging and labeling, beyond-use date, therapeutic use, quality control parameters, special notes, and reference citations for clinical evidence.

Table of Contents • Preface • Introduction • General Compounding Standards and Guidelines for Compounding Ophthalmic Preparations • Sterilization and Depyrogenation Methods • Quality Assurance for Ophthalmic Preparations • Components in Ophthalmic Preparations • Compounding with Hazardous and

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The author notes in the preface that, ‘No one should ever lose their vision because it is difficult for pharmacists to find the information or a compounded medication is not properly prepared according to USP standards.... Patients deserve to receive quality compounded preparations.’ I couldn’t agree more, and such a complete reference on ophthalmics is long overdue. I donated my copy to the hospital pharmacist at our institution, and strongly feel that any pharmacy that prepares ophthalmics should have this book. —Patrick J. McDonnell, PharmD Temple University School of Pharmacy

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Finally, an updated ophthalmic preparations compounding resource! Now, pharmacists and ophthalmologists have a complete guide to preparing quality compounded ophthalmic medications. This easy-to-use book is a must for any compounding pharmacy involved in compounding ophthalmic preparations. —Compounding This Week, July 12, 2013

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COMPOUNDING RESOURCES A reference for understanding the purpose and processes of compounding

The Art, Science, and Technology of Pharmaceutical Compounding Loyd V. Allen Jr. The Art, Science, and Technology of Pharmaceutical Compounding presents all of the information needed to understand the purpose and processes of compounding. Loyd V. Allen Jr. covers basic guidelines, economic and technical factors that compounding pharmacists must consider, and all aspects of good manufacturing practices for compounded medications.

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-164-2 2012 • 594 pages Hardcover 4th Edition

• The initial chapters describe the requisite facilities and equipment, record keeping, calculations, and quality control. • A new chapter emphasizes the importance of knowing the purity and form of all ingredients to ensure that the proper dose of a compounded product is delivered. • 14 chapters are devoted to the compounding of each dosage form in turn—from powders and granules to injectables. • Additional chapters cover veterinary compounding, compounding for special populations, compounding for specific procedures, compounding for clinical studies, compounding cosmetics, compounding with hazardous drugs, and compounding in the event of a natural disaster or terrorist attack. • 9 appendices provide essential information on the compounding process and examples of standard operating procedures. • The necessary ingredients and steps are listed for compounding more than 200 sample formulations, including bases, vehicles, and ingredient-specific preparations.

Table of Contents • Preface • Introduction • Abbreviations and Approximate Solubility Descriptors 1. Guidelines for Compounding Practices 2. Compounding Ingredient Considerations 3. Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies 4. Records and Record Keeping 5. Stability of Compounded Preparations 6. Pharmaceutical Compounding Calculations 7. Quality Control 8. Flavors, Sweeteners, and Colors

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9. Preservations, Sterilization, and Depyrogenation 10. Powders and Granules 11. Capsules 12. Tablets 13. Lozenges/Troches 14. Suppositories and Inserts 15. Sticks 16. Solutions 17. Suspensions 18. Emulsions 19. Ointments, Creams, and Pastes 20. Gels 21. Ophthalmic, Otic, and Nasal Preparations 22. Inhalation Preparations 23. Parenteral Preparations 24. Biotechnology, Nanotechnology, and Pharmacogenomics

25. Special Populations and Preparations 26. Veterinary Pharmaceuticals 27. Compounding for Clinical Studies 28. Cosmetics for Special Populations and for Use as Vehicles 29. Compounding with Hazardous Drugs 30. Compounding for Terrorist Attacks and Natural Disasters • Appendix I – Drugs and Dosage Forms Not to Be Compounded (The FDA Negative List) • Appendix II – Standard Operating Procedures • Appendix III – Specific Gravity Values of Selected Liquids

• Appendix IV – Using Weight-Related Conversion Factors • Appendix V – Sodium Chloride Equivalent Values of Selected Agents • Appendix VI – Buffers and Buffer Solutions • Appendix VII – Allowable Endotoxin Levels in Parenteral Preparations • Appendix VIII – Viscosity-Increasing Agents for Aqueous and Nonaqueous Systems • Appendix IX – Disinfecting Agents Used in Compounding Pharmacies • Index

The detail, magnitude, and scope of information presented and the very organized and methodical presentation format used throughout the text is impressive and makes this reference very user friendly. —Jane E. Krause, BS Pharm, MS American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 2009; 73 (3) Article 123

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COMPOUNDING RESOURCES Summary of specific formulations and stability studies

Trissel’s™ Stability of Compounded Formulations Lawrence A. Trissel Trissel’s™ Stability of Compounded Formulations provides a single compilation of all currently available stability information on drugs in compounded oral, enteral, topical, ophthalmic, and other specialized preparations. This book helps readers determine whether formulated compounds will be stable for the anticipated duration of use, properly store and repackage compounded formulations, formulate in accordance with documented standards, and counsel patients on the use and storage of compounded medications.

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-167-3 2012 • 580 pages Hardcover 5th Edition

Key Features • The new edition includes completely updated monographs on 510 products—an increase of 77 compared with the 4th edition—that are arranged alphabetically by nonproprietary name. • Each monograph is organized into three easy-to-use categories: Properties, General Stability Considerations, and Stability Reports of Compounded Preparations. • Additional categories—Compatibility with Other Drug Products and Compatibility with Common Beverages and Foods—are included when information is available. • 1,714 references—481 new to the 5th edition—are from worldwide literature spanning the past 55 years. • Two appendices—Beyond-Use Dating for Compounded Nonsterile Preparations and BeyondUse Dating for Compounded Sterile Preparations—provide a summary of United States Pharmacopeia benchmarks for assigning beyond-use periods in the absence of relevant research. • An index of nonproprietary and brand names is provided.

Table of Contents • Preface • Monographs • Appendix I: Beyond-Use Dating for Compounded Nonsterile Preparations

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NONPRESCRIPTION DRUGS APhA’s flagship publication—indispensable for all pharmacists!

Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Approach to Self-Care Edited by Daniel L. Krinsky, Rosemary R. Berardi, Stefanie P. Ferreri, Anne Lamont Hume, Gail D. Newton, Carol J. Rollins, and Karen J. Tietze

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-160-4 2012 • 1,051 pages Hardcover 17th Edition

Thoroughly updated and revised, the Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Approach to Self-Care provides accessible information on nonprescription drug pharmacotherapy, nutritional supplements, medical foods, nondrug and preventive measures, and complementary and alternative therapies. Also included are the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)–approved dosing information and evidence-based research on the efficacy and safety of over-the-counter (OTC) and herbal medications.

Key Features • 52 peer-reviewed chapters provide updated content on OTC medications and complementary therapies with product tables and references, prescription-to-OTC conversions, FDA revised or final rules, FDA safety and label warnings, therapeutic issues and controversies, treatment or prevention guidelines, and OTC drug withdrawals from the market. • Disease-oriented chapters contain new and revised case studies, treatment algorithms, comparisons of self-treatments, patient education boxes, product selection guidelines, and dosage and administration guidelines. • A new chapter, “Self-Care Components of Selected Chronic Diseases,” covers asthma, diabetes mellitus, hypertension and heart failure, dyslipidemia, and osteopenia and osteoporosis. • The Key Points section at the end of chapters highlights important concepts. • Robust classroom resources are available online by subscribing to PharmacyLibrary (PharmacyLibrary.com), including monthly chapter updates, chapter presentations through template PowerPoint slides, links to credible websites, and supplemental QuEST/SCHOLAR case studies.


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NONPRESCRIPTION DRUGS Table of Contents • Foreword • Preface • Editors • Contributors • How to Use the New Case Problem-Solving Model • Section I. The Practitioner’s Role in SelfCare – Self-Care and Nonprescription Pharmacotherapy – Patient Assessment and Consultation – Multicultural Aspects of Self-Care – Legal and Regulatory Issues in Self-Care Pharmacy Practice • Section II. Pain and Fever Disorders – Headache – Fever – Musculoskeletal Injuries and Disorders • Section III. Reproductive and Genital Disorders – Vaginal and Vulvovaginal Disorders – Disorders Related to Menstruation – Prevention of Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections

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• Section IV. Respiratory Disorders – Disorders Related to Colds and Allergy – Cough • Section V. Gastrointestinal Disorders – Heartburn and Dyspepsia – Intestinal Gas – Constipation – Diarrhea – Anorectal Disorders – Pinworm Infection – Nausea and Vomiting – Poisoning – Ostomy Care and Supplies • Section VI. Nutrition and Nutritional Supplementation – Essential and Conditionally Essential Nutrients – Functional and Meal Replacement Foods – Sports Nutrition and PerformanceEnhancing Nutrients and Supplements – Infant Nutrition and Special Nutritional Needs of Children – Overweight and Obesity

• Section VII. Ophthalmic, Otic, and Oral Disorders – Ophthalmic Disorders – Otic Disorders – Prevention of Contact Lens–Related Disorders – Prevention of HygieneRelated Oral Disorders – Oral Pain and Discomfort • Section VIII. Dermatalogic Disorders – Atopic Dermatitis and Dry Skin – Scaly Dermatoses – Contact Dermatitis – Diaper Dermatitis and Prickly Heat – Insect Bites and Stings and Pediculosis – Acne – Prevention of SunInduced Skin Disorders – Skin Hyperpigmentation and Photoaging – Minor Burns, Sunburn, and Wounds – Fungal Skin Infections – Warts – Minor Foot Disorders – Hair Loss • Section IX. Other Medical Disorders

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This textbook remains the most comprehensive review of self-care disorders and nonprescription medications available to pharmacists and students. —From a review of the 16th edition Ashley Branham, PharmD, Community Pharmacy Resident and Stephen M. Caiola, MS, Chair, Division of Pharmacy Practice and Experiential Education, Eshelman School of Pharmacy, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill The Annals of Pharmacotherapy, September 2009

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—N. Kupferberg, Ohio State University CHOICE, October 2009; 47 (2)

NONPRESCRIPTION DRUGS A quick reference for practitioners of 25 common self-treatable conditions

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The Practitioner’s Quick Reference to Nonprescription Drugs Cynthia Knapp Dlugosz This quick reference for busy practitioners contains 25 chapters addressing common self-treatable conditions. Each chapter begins with a self-care algorithm that presents treatment and follow-up recommendations, as well as exclusions for self-treatment.

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Table of Contents • Preface • Editors of the Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Approach to Self-Care, 17th Edition • Acne • Allergic Rhinitis • Minor Burns, Sunburn, and Wounds • Canker Sore (Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis) • Common Cold • Constipation • Cough • Dermatitis – Atopic Dermatitis – Contact Dermatitis – Diaper Dermatitis (Diaper Rash) • Diarrhea

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– Acute Diarrhea in Children 6 Months to 5 Years of Age – Acute Diarrhea in Patients Older Than 5 Years of Age Eye Surface Disorders Eyelid Disorders Fever Fungal Skin Infections Headache Heartburn Herpes Simplex Labialis Insomnia, Drowsiness, and Fatigue Musculoskeletal Pain Pediculosis (Lice Infestation) Scaly Dermatoses (Dandruff, Seborrhea, Psoriasis)

• Tooth Hypersensitivity • Warts • Appendix 1. Administration Guidelines for Nasal and Ophthalmic Dosage Formulations • Appendix 2. Guidelines for Measuring Body Temperature with Electronic and Infrared Thermometers • Appendix 3. FDA Pregnancy Risk Categories • Appendix 4. Recommended Intakes for Vitamins and Minerals • Index

—CompoundingToday.com, October 19, 2012

Although this book is designed for busy practitioners, students will also benefit from it during their advanced clinical rotations where quick answers to commonly encountered self-care questions are often needed. —Neela A. Bhajandas, PharmD Temple University School of Pharmacy

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STUDENT RESOURCES NEW A survey of the scientific understanding of drug action

Understanding Drug Action: An Introduction to Pharmacology Peter J. Rice This highly readable introduction to the science of pharmacology assumes only a modest understanding of biology, chemistry, and human physiology. Author Peter J. Rice discusses pharmacology at a basic scientific level to build a framework for the way drugs work, and he supplements this discussion with information on some representative drugs that are used clinically.

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Concise and systematic introduction to the science of pharmacology. Knowledge objectives in each chapter. Glossary of key terms in each chapter. Review questions in each chapter, with answers provided in the back of the book. Tables listing brand and generic drug names and dosage forms by drug class. More than 170 illustrations that supplement the text.

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Acknowledgments Preface Pharmacology—The Study of Drugs Drug Responses Receptors Absorption Distribution Metabolism Excretion Pharmacokinetics Organization of the Nervous System Sympathetic Nervous System Adrenergic Drugs Parasympathetic Nervous System Cholinergic Drugs Nicotinic Drugs Cardiovascular Physiology Cardiovascular Drugs Hematologic Drugs Drugs for Lipid Disorders Respiratory Drugs Kidney Function Diuretics Gastrointestinal System


• Gastrointestinal Drugs • Endocrine Drugs • Posterior Pituitary Hormones and Thyroid Hormones • Insulins and Diabetic Drugs • Steroid Hormones • Central Nervous System • CNS Drugs—Parkinson’s Disease, Alzheimer’s Disease • CNS Drugs—Anxiety, Sleep, and Antidepressant Drugs • Anticonvulsant Drugs • Antipsychotic Drugs • Pharmacotherapy of Pain and Opioid Analgesics • Nonopioid Analgesics and Drugs Affecting Prostaglandins • Physiology and Pharmacology of the Skin • Allergy, Corticosteroid, and Immune Drugs • Antibiotic Drugs • Cancer Chemotherapy • Chapter Review Questions and Answers • Index

STUDENT RESOURCES A valuable lab coat reference

Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist American Pharmacists Association Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist arranges more than 30 core reference materials on lab coat pocket–sized, durable cards.

Updates to the Edition

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• Warfarin Management • Classification of Overweight and Obesity by BMI, Waist Circumference, and Associated Disease Risk • National Clinical Guidelines • Diabetes Treatment Guidelines • Combined Assessment of COPD • Pharmacologic Therapy for Stable COPD • Community-Acquired Pneumonia • Recommended Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedule • Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule • Target Serum Concentrations for Selected Drugs • Insulin and Insulin Analogues • Clinically Significant Interactions and Other Resources • Warfarin Drug Interactions • Normal Resting Pulse (Heart Rate) and Normal Respiratory Rate

ISBN: 978-1-58212-178-9 2013 • 70 pages • Ring 3rd Edition

NEW Developing professional practice values

Pharmacy Ethics: A Foundation for Professional Practice Robert A. Buerki and Louis D. Vottero Pharmacy Ethics: A Foundation for Professional Practice provides a model for examining and resolving ethical dilemmas, thereby helping student pharmacists understand the ethical decision-making process in professional practice.

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• More than 40 cases and ethical situations that encourage class discussion. • A four-step framework for assessing and resolving the ethical dilemmas presented. • Commentaries following the case studies to help students internalize ethical concepts and form their own set of professional practice values. • Questions for reflection that encourage individual thought. • A glossary designed to broaden students’ appreciation of the ethical issues presented throughout the book.

Table of Contents • Situations and Cases • Introduction • The Development of an Ethic for American Pharmacy • The Code of Ethics for Pharmacists • Foundations of Ethical Decision-Making

• Ethical Analysis in Pharmacy Practice • The Pharmacist-Patient Relationship • Professional Communications • Prescription and Nonprescription Drug Distribution

• Ethical Issues in Contemporary Pharmacy Practice • Emerging Concerns for Pharmacy Practice • Glossary • Index


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STUDENT RESOURCES Practical calculations that pharmacists do every day

Understanding Pharmacy Calculations Teresa A. O’Sullivan and Linda Stevens Albrecht A valuable resource that guides student pharmacists through the often overwhelming subject of pharmacy calculations. This book can also be used by students for self-paced study and review in preparation for the national pharmacy licensure examination.

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• Has a structured, five-lesson design that permits classroom use or self-paced study and review for the national pharmacy licensure examination. • Designed to develop proficiency in commonly encountered clinical calculations, incorporating clinical examples that are based on everyday practice. • Includes practice problems and detailed answers throughout—nearly 200 in all, including a 100-question practice section at the end of the book. • Brings clarity to the often murky area of total parenteral nutrition (TPN) calculations, aided by realistic problems with completed TPN worksheets. • Written in a lighthearted, frequently humorous style to maintain student interest and put even “math-phobes” at ease.

Table of Contents • Preface to First Edition • Things You’ll Use Every Day • Understanding Expressions of Drug Amounts

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• Calculations Used When Compounding Medications • Calculations to Determine Patient-Specific Doses (“The Right Dose”) • Parenteral Nutrition Calculations • Practice Practice Practice

The book is easy-to-use and read and is of a proper size to actually perform the calculations in the book. It is well written and easy-to-understand and is recommended for students, technicians, and practitioners. —CompoundingToday.com, March 2012

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NAPLEX®/FPGEE® REVIEW The most popular NAPLEX® review

The APhA Complete Review for Pharmacy Edited by Dick R. Gourley and James C. Eoff III The APhA Complete Review for Pharmacy fully revises the previous edition. This indispensable study guide summarizes, in abbreviated bullet format, the information most relevant to the NAPLEX® (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination®).

Key Features • More information. A chapter on nuclear pharmacy has been added to this edition, and coverage of federal pharmacy law has been greatly expanded.

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ISBN: 978-1-58212-176-5 2013 • 1,046 pages Softcover 10th Edition

• Drug therapy for chronic and common diseases. This is the heart of today’s NAPLEX® and the subject of about half of this study guide’s 41 chapters. • Review questions. The APhA Complete Review for Pharmacy contains more than 900 practice exam questions and answers, plus explanations that reinforce key learning points. • The guide includes seasoned advice on studying for and taking the NAPLEX® from James C. Eoff III, who has coordinated the board review course at the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy for more than 30 years.

Table of Contents • Pharmacy Math • Federal Pharmacy Law • Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems • Compounding • Sterile Products • Nuclear Pharmacy • Pharmacokinetics, Drug Metabolism, and Drug Disposition • Biotechnology and Pharmacogenomics • Biostatistics • Drug Information • Clinical Trial Design • Hypertension

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Heart Failure Cardiac Arrhythmias Ischemic Heart Disease Hyperlipidemia Diabetes Mellitus Thyroid, Adrenal, and Miscellaneous Endocrine Drugs Women’s Health Kidney Disease Critical Care, Fluids, and Electrolytes Nutrition Oncology Solid Organ Transplantation

• Gastrointestinal Diseases • Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Gout, and Lupus • Pain Management and Migraines • Seizure Disorders • Psychiatric Disease • Common Dermatologic Disorders • Nonprescription Medications • Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease • Infectious Disease

• Anti-Infective Agents • Human Immunodeficiency Virus and the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome • Immunization • Pediatrics • Geriatrics and Gerontology • Toxicology and ChemBioterrorism • Anemias • Thromboembolic Disease • Appendices

The APhA Complete Review for Pharmacy, 10th edition, is an in-depth, well-organized review for learners preparing to take the NAPLEX.

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—Holly K. Snider, PharmD, BCPS, and Melissa M. Blair, PharmD, BCPS, FCCP, FASHP This is an excellent review, especially for pharmacy students preparing to sit for the NAPLEX examination. It is also good for practicing pharmacists to keep up-to-date with current pharmacy practice.

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—Adrienne Aue, PharmD Temple University School of Pharmacy

This is a useful and comprehensive guide that will readily prepare students to successfully pass the NAPLEX examination. —Susan C. Kent, PharmD, CGP Temple University School of Pharmacy

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NAPLEX®/FPGEE® REVIEW A comprehensive review in preparation for the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination

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The APhA Complete Review for the FPGEE® Edited by Dick R. Gourley The APhA Complete Review for the FPGEE® provides a comprehensive review of the basic pharmaceutical principles (dosage forms, math, biopharmaceutics, kinetics, basic and parenteral compounding, among others); the basic medical sciences (chemistry, biochemistry, physiology, anatomy, pharmacology, microbiology, and immunology); the social and administrative sciences (practice management, pharmacoeconomics, biostatistics, health care systems, etc.); and the clinical sciences (basic therapeutics, communication skills, etc.). APhA Member

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Comprehensive review of basic pharmacy education. User-friendly information. Most important information in the four areas covered on the FPGEE®. Summaries of key points. Pertinent references. Self-study questions and answers. Study tips.

Table of Contents • Anatomy and Physiology • Pathology and Pathophysiology • Microbiology • Immunology • Biochemistry • Molecular Biology and Genetics • Biostatistics • Medicinal Chemistry • Pharmacology • Pharmacognosy: Complementary and Alternative Treatments • Toxicology • Bioanalysis • Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics • Pharmacokinetics and Clinical Pharmacokinetics

• Pharmacogenetics • Extemporaneous Compounding and Parenteral and Enteral Products • Health Care Delivery Systems • Economics and Pharmacoeconomics • Pharmacoepidemiology • Federal Pharmacy Law • Origin and Evolution of Pharmacy as a Separate Profession • Ethics • Professional Communications • Social and Behavioral Aspects of Practice • Pharmacy Practice and

Pharmacist-Provided Care • Medication Dispensing and Distribution Systems • Practice Guidelines and Clinical Trials • Health Promotion and Disease Prevention • Pharmacotherapy and Pharmaceutical Care • Pharmacist-Provided Care for Special Populations • Drug Information • Medication Safety • Clinical Trial Design • Patient Assessment Laboratory • Appendices A. Normal Laboratory Values B. Drugs in Renal Failure C. Drugs in Hepatic Failure

D. Top 200 Prescription Drugs E. Top 200 Over-the-Counter Products F. Drugs Excreted in Breast Milk G. Drugs That May Cause Photosensitivity H. Drug Information Resources by Category I . Drugs That Should Not Be Crushed J. Use-in-Pregnancy Ratings K. Sugar-Free Products L. Alcohol-Free Products M. Common Drug Interactions: Cytochrome P450 Interactions

This book is also a satisfactory representation of a U.S. college or school of pharmacy’s curriculum. It can clearly be an aid to anyone preparing for the FPGEE. However, because of its comprehensive nature and the inclusion of convenient, concise appendices, it also may be valuable to those preparing for the NAPLEX, or serve as a reference tool for practicing pharmacists. The text’s in-depth social, behavioral, and administrative pharmacy sciences section may prove to be exceptionally helpful to those preparing for the FPGEE as it is thorough and comprehensive coverage of what is typically the most difficult for graduates of foreign pharmacy schools to master. — Fadi M. Alkhateeb, PhD, MBA, BSPharm, and Jennifer Snell, PharmD University of Charleston, West Virginia American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education

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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RESOURCES NEW EDITION Created to meet the needs of pharmacy technicians in training

The Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual Karen Snipe The Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual is a practical, hands-on workbook designed to help technicians understand the basics of pharmacy operations, equipment, and tasks.


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ISBN: 978-1-58212-215-1 2013 • 200 pages Softcover 2nd Edition Coming June 2014

• Designed as a workbook for use in technician education programs; includes readable background information accompanied by lab exercises and activities and answer keys. • 12 chapters with key information on duties, operations, computer skills, equipment, drugs, preparing prescriptions, storage, compounding, drug information, and professional issues such as certification, boards of pharmacy, and HIPPA regulations. • More than 100 photos and illustrations showing equipment, techniques, and materials. • Examples of common compounding recipes. • A list of abbreviations that technicians must know to work effectively in pharmacies, with follow-up exercises. • Exercises that test technicians’ knowledge of trade and generic drug names.

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The manual is written in an easy-to-read style that includes an active learning component in which activities are to be completed by the learners; these exercises are both valuable and appropriate. —from a review of the 1st edition Robert M. Cisneros, PhD Campbell University School of Pharmacy Journal of Pharmaceutical Technology, July/August 2007; 23

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• 13 new chapters reviewing important medical terminology; commonly used medications, herbals, and dietary supplements; laws and regulations; compounding; and the medication order entry and fill process. • 6 chapters with simple, tried-and-true explanations of mathematical concepts, pharmaceutical systems of measurement, dosage calculations, concentrations, and pharmacy business calculations. • Sample questions at the end of each chapter reinforcing important concepts and knowledge, plus 125 practice questions on PTCE content and pharmaceutical calculations, with multiplechoice test questions presented in the same format as PTCE questions. • Answer key with step-by-step instructions for mathematical calculations. • Two appendices illustrating updates in the PTCE knowledge domains and the chapters covering specific exam content.

Table of Contents Section I. Pharmacology for Technicians – Medication Terminology – Commonly Used Medications, Herbals, and Dietary Supplements Section II. Pharmacy Law and Regulations – Law and Regulation in Pharmacy Practice – Risk Management and Restricted Drug Programs Section III. Medication Order Entry and Fill Process – Pharmacy Computer and Patient Information Systems – Receiving Prescriptions and Medication Orders – Processing Prescriptions and Medication Orders – Third-Party Billing Systems and Reimbursement Section IV. Pharmacy Compounding – Nonsterile Compounding – Sterile Compounding Section V. Medication Safety and Pharmacy Quality Assurance – Avoiding Medication Errors to Improve

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Patient Safety – Pharmacy Quality Assurance Section VI. Pharmacy Inventory Management – Inventory Management, Storage, Returns, and Disposal Section VII. Pharmaceutical Calculations – Fractions, Decimals, and Roman Numerals – Calculating Percentage and Ratio Strength – Pharmaceutical Systems of Measurement – Dosage Calculations – Concentrations – Pharmacy Business Calculations Section VIII. Cumulative Practice Knowledge and Calculation Questions – Practice Questions • Answer Key • Appendix A. Updated Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE) Blueprint Domains • Appendix B. Content Tested in Updated Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE)

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RESOURCES A complete review of the calculations covered in the PTCE Exam

Complete Math Review for the Pharmacy Technician William A. Hopkins Jr. Filled with real-world practice problems and the author’s good humor and encouragement, this book is a unique training resource, whether it is for the classroom, the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Board examination, or the pharmacy practice setting.

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• Covers thoroughly every topic related to pharmacy calculations that a pharmacy technician needs to know. • Contains more than 750 practice problems with answer keys and solutions in the back. • Concludes with a 101-question posttest, with each question representing a real-world problem a technician might encounter in pharmacy practice.

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Back to Basics Systems of Measurement Ratio and Proportion Interpreting Drug Orders and Calculating Doses • Reducing and Enlarging Formulas and

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Electrolyte Solutions Temperature Conversions Business Math Medication Errors and Clinical Challenges • Posttest • Answer Key

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The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reference Joyce A. Generali Joyce A. Generali’s Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reference provides your pharmacy technicians with five key pieces of drug information for approximately 1,200 of the most commonly prescribed drugs. This resource is highly useful in a clinical setting.

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Preface Prescription Drugs A–Z Appendix A. Top 200 Drugs Table Appendix B. Controlled Substance Schedules Appendix C: Common Abbreviations Used in Prescriptions and Medication Orders Trade Name Index

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This is a well-organized, convenient reference that is reasonably priced for its content and size. It is suitable for personal use as a quick reference and for any pharmacy reference library. —Larry M. Allen, PhD, MS, MBA, RPh Pharmacy Technician Program, Arapahoe Community College Journal of Pharmaceutical Technology, May/June 2009; 25

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TITLE INDEX APhA Complete Review for Pharmacy, The 27

How to Start an MTM Practice: A Guidebook for Pharmacists 13

APhA Complete Review for the FPGEE®, The 28

Lexicomp Apps and Handbooks 10–12

APhA’s Immunization Handbook 17

Motivational Interviewing for Health Care Professionals: A Sensible Approach 4

Art, Science, and Technology of Pharmaceutical Compounding, The 19 Communication Skills for Pharmacists: Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care 5 Complete Math Review for the Pharmacy Technician 31 Compounding Guide for Ophthalmic Preparations 18 Essential Spanish for Pharmacists 7 From Student to Pharmacist: Making the Transition 7 Getting Started as a Pharmacy Manager 9 Getting Started as a Pharmacy Preceptor 9 Getting Started in a Pharmacy Residency 6 Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Approach to Self-Care 21

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Peripheral Brain for the Pharmacist 25 Pharmacy Ethics: A Foundation for Professional Practice 25 Pharmacy Technician Certification Quick-Study Guide 30 Pharmacy Technician Skills-Building Manual, The 29 Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reference, The 31 Pharmacy Professional’s Guide to Résumés, CVs, and Interviewing, The 8 Practitioner’s Quick Reference to Nonprescription Drugs, The 23 Principles of the Human Genome and Pharmacogenomics 16 Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine 15 Trissel’s™ Stability of Compounded Formulations 20

Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients 14

Understanding Drug Action: An Introduction to Pharmacology 24

How to Conduct a Comprehensive Medication Review: A Guidebook for Pharmacists 13

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