Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference Zip EXCLUSIVE
Geppe Doucet
The disease treatment reviews, 675 in all, located in the chapter introductions, have also been revised to reflect current trends and provide key references. Cross-references to these reviews appear in the monographs of the cited drugs. The reviews can also be accessed via the general index.
PRESENTED AS a two-volume boxed set, this is the world's most comprehensive and reliable guide to drugs and medicines. At 4,688 pages, it is no pocket reference. With more than 6,000 drug monographs, 180,000 preparations and 54,000 reference citations, it has greater international coverage of its subject than any other resource.
Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference is a reference book published by Pharmaceutical Press listing some 6,000 drugs and medicines used throughout the world, including details of over 125,000 proprietary preparations. It also includes almost 700 disease treatment reviews.
The Martindale is a true universal reference and its information wealth is unparalleled. It is not a book one would use every day in clinical pharmacy practice, but a pharmacist can also not live without. Although one can certainly understand why this reference work must be so expensive, the high price will be a barrier especially for colleagues in developing countries. It is in the interest of society in general that every pharmacist can consult this drug reference book when needed. Significantly cheaper access of the on-line version should therefore be considered, for instance for limited time periods or a limited number of searches.
(Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britian (2013) Title of entry. In: Martindale: the complete drug reference [Online]. London: Pharmaceutical Press. Available at: Medicines Comptete Database, [Accessed 25 November 2013].
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Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference is a one-stop authoritative, invaluable reference work covering all aspects of drugs and medicines, essential on any bookshelf. It provides you with:
Breadth: No other source of drug information contains the wide range ofcontent or the same level of detail, making it the ideal first-line referencework as well as a trusted source of information for detailed and complexdrug enquiries
1. Celexa is the brand name of a drug in Canada. What are the brand names of this drug in the United States as well as the United Kingdom? Why would a physician prescribe this drug? Does the entry for this drug contain references to back up the information presented? If yes, state at least one topic that has a bibliography.
Ovid Technologies announced that Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference will be accessible on the newly enhanced Books@Ovid platform beginning January 2005. Martindale is an evidence-based resource that covers the properties, actions, and uses of drugs and medicines, with more than 37,000 references and 130,000 preparations that link from the relevant drug monographs.
Martindale users will be able to search Martindale's encyclopedia of information on drugs and medicines with Books@Ovid's advanced features, including linking from book references to the full text and to other subscriptions to which the users have access, searching and browsing using natural language search capability, relevance ranking, and back-of-the-book index browsing.
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