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Dear Colleague:

ASHP is constantly working to bring you a world of opportunity

and offer you the tools to be the best pharmacist you can be.

We dedicate ourselves to providing health-system pharmacists

and pharmacy technicians with accurate, accessible, and up-to-

date information on compliance and regulatory issues, clinical and

therapeutic updates, drug information, and practice management.

The theme for the 2009 ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting is

Guiding Change, emphasizing the importance of the pharmacist’s

role as a leader in the ever changing health care environment. You

may notice some changes this year related to the look of the ASHP

2010 Products and Services Catalog. While we have “gone green”

at our meetings and no longer provide paper hand outs, the printed

catalog is still a valued resource we are proud to offer. This year’s

catalog was printed on 100% recycled paper, as ASHP continues

its commitment to the environment. You can also view our catalog

virtually at any time by browsing it on our website, at www.ashp.

org/bookstore. Other new features include additional savings for

products frequently purchased together, and expanded resources

for students and faculty.

In our continued work to make our resources the most suitable to

meet your needs, you may notice there is a new look to the ASHP

Bookstore on www.ashp.org. New features include: an enhanced

and more streamlined home page, an extensive help and support

section, instructor resources and an exam copy request form, and

sample chapters for you to preview the products before purchasing.

You may also notice some of our products when searching within

Google books. This is just one more way we are making ASHP

resources more accessible to all health professionals, but especially

health-system pharmacists.

You will find many new products and

new editions throughout the catalog.

Brand new, first-of-a-kind titles

include: Women’s Health Across the

Lifespan: A Pharmacotherapeutic

Approach; Demystifying Opioid

Conversion Calculations: A Guide for

Effective Dosing; and Diseases, Complications,

and Drug Therapy in Obstetrics: A Guide for Clinicians. New editions

this year of tried and trusted publications include: Drug Induced

Diseases, 2nd Edition; and Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics,

5th Edition. Look out for more new best seller editions later in

Spring 2010, such as: Assuring Continuous Compliance with Joint

Commission Standards, 8th Edition; Pediatric Injectable Drugs

(Teddy Bear Book), 9th Edition, the Manual of Pharmacy Technicians,

4th Edition; and the Pharmacy Technician Certification Review and

Practice Exam, 3rd Edition.

ASHP is a leader in providing clinical pharmacy publications, soft-

ware, training materials and other products. I know these products

will provide valuable benefits throughout your career and beyond.

P.S. Be sure to follow us on Twitter for updates and special discounts

throughout the year at ASHPPubs.

Sincerely,

Henri R. Manasse, Jr., Ph.D., Sc.D., FFIP

Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer

ON tHE cOvEr:

ASHP continues its commitment to the environment with the printing of this catalog, using products that contribute to conservation, responsible management and community benefits throughout the world. Please join us in this movement.

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2010womens’ Health Across the Lifespan: A Pharmacotherapeutic Approach

Despite there being well-documented evidence across various disciplines that women respond to medications differently from men, this is the first pharmacotherapy book that concentrates specifically on women and women’s health. It is an essential groundbreaking resource for students and practitioners alike.

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diseases, complications, and drug therapy in Obstetrics: A guide for clinicians

ASHP brings you a new resource that provides answers to your most challenging questions. You’ll get needed information on planning the best course of treatment for pregnant and breastfeeding patients.

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NEW EDITION!

Stay current with our newest resources.

AHFS drug Information 2010®

The only drug information resource published by a professional scientific association, AHFS offers the highest level of quality and trust that a drug guide can provide and gives the most expert, authoritative analysis to guide clinical decisions.

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drug-Induced diseases: Prevention, detection, and Management, 2nd Edition

Now in its second edition, this popular and essential comprehensive resource provides a detailed analysis of how to identify, prevent, and manage drug-induced diseases.

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NEW EDITION!

concepts in clinical Pharmacokinetics, 5th Edition

This trusted textbook provides an introduction to the basic principles of pharmacokinetics, covering topics such as relevant terminology, calculations, multiple and continuous drug administration, as well as biopharmaceutics.

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Pharmacy in Public Health: basics and beyond

This book gives pharmacists and pharmacy students all of the tools they need to get started making a difference in their communities.

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NEW EDITION!

This page shows just a sampling of the new publications and electronic products that ASHP is offering this year. To see more, be sure to take a look at every page in this catalog.

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Pocket guide to Injectable drugs, companion to the Handbook on Injectable drugs, 15th Edition

The highly portable Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs increases the efficiency and confidence of health care professionals in hospitals and home care settings, providing on-the-spot answers to medication questions.

With its brief, simplified graphic presentation, the Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs is essentially a wall chart of compatibility and stability tables divided into discrete sections that are easy to read and cross reference. The 15th edition includes 138 drug monographs, seven new to this edition.

l Order code P2357 Member price: $64 List price: $80

ISBN: 978-1-58528-235-7; 2009; 430 pages; softbound

Handbook on Injectable drugs, 15th Edition

Because “guesswork” is not in your job description: You need the 15th edition of the Handbook on Injectable Drugs.

See the online demo at www.ashp.org/bookstore.

Pharmacy is an exacting profession. You need precise information to help you make correct decisions about drug therapy for your patients. That’s why you need the premier reference for comprehensive parenteral drug compatibility and stability information.

In the years since its first publication, ASHP’s Handbook on Injectable Drugs, edited by Law-rence A. Trissel, has sold well over 110,000 copies in print and CD-ROM format for single users and networks.

You’ll rely on the print edition to help you:

n Quickly find data on 359 drugsn Cross-reference monographs with

AHFS Drug Information®

n Check how to prepare, store, and administer drugs

n Search information accumulated from 2,723 references, 100 new to this edition

You’ll appreciate the convenience of the interactive CD-ROM edition as you:

n Access the complete Handbook on Injectable Drugs, 15th Edition

n Screen up to five drugs/solutions for compatibility simultaneously

n Search concise table summaries of compatibility results

n Access original research through PubMed

Keep making the right decisions. Start using the 15th edition of the reference trusted by pharmacists worldwide.

lversion Order code Member Price List Price Print and Single-user CD-ROM Package P2210 $300 $375 Print P2135 $243 $304 Single-user CD-ROM P2241 $243 $304 Print and Network Version* CD-ROM P2227 $554 $692* Up to five concurrent users. Network versions for more than five users are available. Call software support at 301-664-8766.

Print and Single-User CD-ROM package: ISBN: 978-1-58528-221-0 Print: ISBN: 978-1-58528-213-5; 2009; 1,700 page; hardbound Single-User CD-ROM: ISBN: 978-1-58528-224-1 Print and Network Version: ISBN: 978-1-58528-222-7

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The ‘Handbook on Injectable Drugs’ has

been widely recognized as the authority

on injectable drug information. No other

drug reference examines parenteral drug

stability and compatibility in such detail.

Laurence A. Goldberg, The Pharmaceutical Journal, March 2009

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AHFS Drug Information® is also available online, on handhelds, on desktop applications, and as licensable raw data for integration into hospital systems.

geriatric dosage Handbook, 15th EditionTodd P. Semla

The Geriatric Dosage Handbook follows a dictionary-like format, with brand and generic medications organized alphabetically and cross-referenced by page number to the complete generic drug monograph. Within monographs, geriatric-sensitive information includes content on drug interactions and drug dosing in the elderly, in adults, and in patients with renal or hepatic impairment. Includes valuable tables, charts, and patient manage-ment guidelines, and a listing of drugs by pharmacologic class.


Published by Lexi-Comp Inc.

ISBN: 978-1-59195-274-9; approx. 1,800 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

AHFS drug Information® 2010

Consider the Source

Not all drug information resources are created equal.

The “go-to” book in pharmacies for more than 50 years, AHFS Drug Information® is your trusted source when you need unbiased answers to critical questions. The only drug information resource published by a professional scientific association, AHFS offers the highest level of quality and trust that a drug guide can provide, and gives the most expert, authoritative analysis to guide clinical decisions.

drug Information Handbook, 18th EditionCharles F. Lacy

Covering over 5,500 medications, the Drug Information Handbook contains 1,453 drug monographs, including 43 new monographs and hundreds of updates. Monographs encom-pass up to 34 fields of information, including detailed content on dosage, drug interactions, and adverse reactions. Supplementing the drug information is an extensive Appendix, with hundreds of charts and reviews of special topics.



ISBN: 978-1-59195-254-1; 2009; 1875 pages; softbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

Best Sellers now Available from ASHP: Lexi-Comp® Handbooks

NEW EDITION!

Pediatric dosage Handbook, 16th EditionCarol K. Taketomo

Major changes in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics occur throughout infancy and childhood. This handbook gives medical professionals who manage pediatric patients the information needed to evaluate and establish medication dosing regimens in children of different ages.



ISBN: 978-1-59195:267-1; 2009; 1601 pages; softbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

Advancing Evidence-Based Medicine

NEW EDITION!NEW EDITION!

AHFS is your insurance and assurance that you have the detail and reliability that you need at anytime.

The new 2010 edition provides: n The only comprehensive evidence-based

source of drug information in printn extensive off-label uses and dosing optionsn The only non-profit published reference

that is peer-reviewed and compiled without the influence of manufacturers, insurers, regulators, or other interested parties

n Prescription, OTC, ophthalmic and dermatologic drugs, plus vitamins and immunizing agents

n Over 76,000 uniquely cited references linking to more than 520,000 statements to primary research

n electronic access to continuous updates and new monographs

n An official compendium designated by u.S. Congress

n Therapeutic recommendations supported by evidence from primary research

NEW EDITION SPRING 2010!

lSubscriptions Member Price List Price 1 year $259 $279 2 years $492 $530 3 years $699 $753

ISBN: 978-1-58528-247-0; approx. 4,000 pages; softbound

Doody’s Core Title

buy AHFS 2010

together with Handbook on

Injectable Drugs, 15th ed. and save

an additional 10%

SAVE MORE!

Order code AHFSHIDPMember price: $451.80List price: $524.70

Note: Orders shipped to Canada, please add brokerage and shipping charges (see order form). International orders outside the u.S. and Canada, please add a $93 air mail fee, or call Customer Service at 001-301-664-8700 for a pro forma invoice.


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Lexi-comp® ONLINE™ with AHFS®

The New Standard in Drug Information

Lexi-Comp® ONLINe™ with AHFS® offers health care organizations both point-of-care and in-depth drug information in a single convenient application.

The two leading online drug references combine strengths to give health care professionals authori-tative pharmacology information, diagnostic and disease management resources, and clinical support tools in a rapid and seamless single platform while maintaining their editorial independence. Now you can access three distinct drug information references in one easy-to-use program!

See for yourself why over 95% of hospital clients renew Lexi-Comp® ONLINe™ with AHFS® each year!

Lexi-Comp® ONLINe™ with AHFS® includes:n An affordable resource for use at the point-of-care and the pharmacyn Rapid access to three levels of constantly updated adult, pediatric, and geriatric data from:

Lexi-Comp®, AHFS Drug Information®, and AHFS Drug Information® Essentials™

n Immediate access to cited references and primary literaturen Access to an official compendium designated by the uS Congressn extensive off-label uses and dosing optionsn Harrison’s Practice diagnostic and disease management resourcen Drug Interactionsn Drug Identificationsn IV compatibilityn Patient Care/eduction in 18 languagesn Poisoning and Toxicology with newly released Lexi-Tox!n Infectious Diseasesn And much more—Over 16 clinical databases included!

Sign up for a demo and a free trial at www.ahfsdruginformation.com today.

Lexi-Comp® AHFS Drug Information®

AHFS Drug Information® Essentials™

More than 500,000 primary references.

extensive off-label uses and dosing options. Patient information in 18 languages.

“Our clinicians reviewed three drug

information providers and found

Lexi-Comp® ONLINE™ with AHFS®

to be the most user-friendly and

accurate—all at a fair price.

Every workstation at Bay Medical

is equipped with Lexi-Comp®

ONLINE™ and our clinicians have

been very receptive. Our pharma-

cists use it every day, but every

month usage among doctors and

nurses is increasing as well.”

Stephen E. Melvin, Pharm.D., BCPS Pharmacy Clinical Coordinator, Bay Medical Center

Over 95% of hospital clients renew Lexi-Comp® ONLINE™ with AHFS® each year!

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To purchase handheld software or hardware products, visit www.ahfsdruginformation.com.

All Lexi-comp® ON-HANd

software is compatible

with all major handheld

operating systems including

the iPhone and iPod touch!

AHFS references and guides for PdAWhatever drug information you may need, whenever you may need answers! Now you can find, check, and cross-reference reliable drug information at lightning speed at the bedside or on the go with AHFS drug references for your PDA.

Lexi-comp® ON-HANdLexi-Comp® ON-HAND provides instant access to point-of-care drug information and has been consistently ranked #1 in portable drug information reviews and studies. ON-HAND databases contain multiple indexes to expedite searching, and the advanced navigation tools and features save valuable time. Daily content updates and product enhancements can be easily downloaded using Lexi-CONNeCT, an automatic updating program. Databases can be purchased individually or packaged for extra savings.

Available databases on Lexi-COMPLeTe:

AHFS DI Essentials is now available as a solo offering on Lexi-Comp® ON-HAND! Derived from AHFS Drug Information®, this is the ideal quick-reference resource you need on the frontlines. It provides fast and easy access to evidence-based knowledge that is critical at the point-of-care. use it to find essential information in out-line format on key prescription and over-the-counter drugs, plus off-label uses.

l Price: $75

Get it all! Subscribe to Lexi-COMPLeTe for your PDA and get access to dozens of important databases and save time as you link seamlessly between them. You’ll also get complementary licensed content plus new databases added to your package when they become available.

l Price: $285

SkyscapeMany notable AHFS drug references are available on PDA through Skyscape, the foremost provider of intelligent mobile solutions for health care professionals. Skyscapes’ patented smARTlink technology allows you to access detailed information on a single topic using many different databases simultaneously.

n AHFS Drug Information®

n Handbook on Injectable Drugsn AHFS Drug Information® essentials™

n Lexi-Drugs

n AHFS DI essentialsn Lexi-Interactn Pediatric Lexi-Drugsn Lexi-Pharmacogenomicsn Lexi-Natural Productsn Lexi-Infectious Diseasesn Lexi-Toxn Household Productsn Lexi-Lab & Diagnostic Proceduresn Lexi-Companion Guidesn Lexi-Drug Allergiesn Lexi-Pregnancy & Lactationn Lexi-I.V. Compatibility Devicen Lexi-Drug ID Devicen Nursing Lexi-Drugsn Dental-Lexi Drugs

n Lexi-PALS (Patient Advisory Leaflets)n Lexi-CALC Devicen Harrison’s Practicen The 5-Minute Pediatric Consultn Stedman’s Medical Dictionaryn Medical Abbreviations by Neil Davisn PLuS selected Lexi-Comp® ON-HAND

software databases released during your subscription period

n AHFS Drug Information Nursing essentialsn AHFS FamilyRxn AHFS RxDrugs

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Note for System developers:n All AHFS databases are available

in industry standard XML.

n Wireless applications, integra-tion into existing clinical support systems and identifiers that support customized direct link-ing are available.

n The AHFS Pharmacologic- Therapeutic Classification is available as a hierarchical XML document or comma-delimited ASCII file.

n NDC mapping to all monographs available.

l to learn more, contact karin cushman, Marketing Manager for AHFS and AJHP at 301-664-8764, or [email protected].

AHFS drug Information® databasesHealth care professionals who have access to AHFS Drug Information® Databases make better clinical decisions.

unbiased analysis and meticulous detail set AHFS data apart. AHFS Drug Information® is evidence-based, compiled by the professional pharmacy association, ASHP, without the influence of manufacturers, insurers, regulators, or other interested parties.

For nearly 50 years, pharmacists, physicians and other clinicians have turned to AHFS for the definitive world on drugs, interactions, dosages, toxicity, and cautions. The AHFS databases can be licensed by health care information system developers in formats specific to organizational requirements.

Content overview: AHFS Databases

n More than 1,200 monographs on over 50,000 drug productsn Labeled and Off-labeled uses linked to over 79,000 evidence-based referencesn 50,000 references include hyperlinks to PubMed citations n Includes regular updates incorporating official therapeutic guidelines from dozens of sourcesn Newly approved drugs, indications and guidelines added dailyn NDC mapping to all monographs available

The hierarchical and granular structure of the AHFS reference data allows for content customization to meet your organization’s specific needs. Databases currently available for licensing include:

AHFS drug Information®

For over 50 years health care professionals have counted on this premier source of evidence-based drug information for authoritative answers to support clinical decisions. This comprehensive reference has a level of detail found in no other resource and is an official compendium designated by u.S. Congress.

AHFS drug Information® Essentials™

Developed especially for point-of-care access, essentials is a distillation of the AHFS Drug Information database and is a flexible easy-to-use clinical guide designed to provide concise, authoritative answers for the frontlines of health care.

AHFS Pharmacologic-therapeutic classification

A hierarchical system for classifying drugs by pharmacologic and therapeutic activity, the AHFS Classification is peer-reviewed by a panel of physician and pharmacist specialists. Developed in 1959, it is the longest standing therapeutic classification.

n Includes 30 primary classifications, 183 secondary classifications, 252 tertiary classifications, and 88 quaternary classifications represented by coding and a text description.

the Handbook on Injectable drugs

Compiled by Lawrence A. Trissel, this trusted reference is recognized as the ultimate authority on compatibility and stability of injectable drugs. This database includes more than 370 drug monographs and is the most comprehensive and widely used parenteral drug reference. It provides tabulated results from primary research and offers four compatibility tables for each drug: solution, additive, syringe, and Y-site.

AHFS Patient Medication Information

Have access to easy-to-use written patient instructions on their drug therapy with one of the most effective patient counseling tools you’ll find anywhere. updated regularly, this database contains information for about 45,000 products delivered as over 1,000 generic monographs including the top 200 most prescribed medications.

n Top 10 Award Winner in the Department of Health and Human Services National Consumer education Materials Contest

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AHFS Drug Information® plus Handbook on Injectable Drugs on SilverPlatter cd-rOMThis resource contains the complete text of over 2,000 evaluative monographs covering over 110,000 commercially available and experimental drugs in the united States. Contents include enhanced versions of two ASHP drug references: AHFS Drug Information® and the Handbook on Injectable Drugs.

l For system requirements and pricing, visit www.ovid.com, or call SilverPlatter at 800-343-0064.

StAt!ref Medical Library with AHFS Drug Information®

This cross-searchable, online reference integrates core titles with evidence-based resources and innovative tools in one site. Pick and choose full-text titles to customize your yearly subscription and receive frequent updates seamlessly.

Titles include AHFS Drug Information®, the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, Goodman and Gilman’s The Pharmacologic Basis of Therapeutics, Goldfrank’s Toxicologic Emergencies, The 5-Minute Clinical Consult, and more than 30 other popular texts for general and specialty medicine. available Formats: Online, PIeR on PDa, DVD/CD-ROM (Mac and Windows versions)

l For more information and pricing, call 800-901-5494, or visit www.statref.com

MedicinescompleteAccess the world’s leading drug and health care references online including two leading ASHP drug information resources: AHFS Drug Information® and The Handbook on Injectable Drugs. MedicinesComplete is an online subscription service which brings together a number of respected international resources on a common platform allowing the user to select the resources that best suit their needs. The integrated search enables searching across references, providing access to a wealth of clinically proven, unbiased information. References include: AHFS Drug Information®, The Handbook on Injectable Drugs, Martindale, the British National Formulary, Stockley’s Drug Interactions, Herbal Medicines, Pharmaceutical Excipients, Dietary Supplements and Clarke’s Analysis of Drugs and Poisons.

n More than 10,000 drug, poison, interaction, and herbal monographsn The latest advice on prescribing, dispensing, and administering drugs and medicinesn up-to-date guidance on disease treatments, disease management, and therapeuticsn The latest advice on analyzing, formulating and preparing drugs, medicines, and many other

pharmaceutical productsn Over 100,000 references to original research, scientific papers, reports, and case studiesn Complete international coverage

www.medicinescomplete.com

Note: If you have any questions about any AHFS products or any of our partner’s products and services, please contact Karin Cushman directly at [email protected].

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Pediatric Injectable drugs (the teddy bear book), 9th EditionStephanie J. Phelps, Pharm.D., Emily B. Hak, Pharm.D., and Catherine M. Crill, Pharm.D.

If you work with children, you must have this book. It’s the only reference that compiles IV and IM administration recommendations specifically for pediatric patients. The latest edition features 230 monographs, 16 new to this edition, of the most commonly used pediatric medications. Standardized heading make location of key data easy and quick. Four new sections are also included in each drug monograph—“Medication error Potential”, “Black Box Warnings”, and “Infusion Related Cautions”.

This invaluable resource covers neonates through adolescents, with age-specific dosing and administration guidelines throughout.



drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation, 8th EditionG.G. Briggs, R.K. Freeman, and S.J. Yaffe

Thoroughly updated, with 120 new drug entries, the eighth edition of this popular reference provides practical, reliable information on more than 1,000 drugs that may be used by pregnant and lactating women. This edition includes more herbal medicines and nutri-tional supplements and contains lists of drugs contraindicated during breast feeding, drugs contraindicated during pregnancy, and drugs known to cause human developmental toxicity.

A companion website offers the fully search-able online text, with links to the Briggs Update newsletter.


Published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

ISBN: 978-0-7817-7876-3; 2008; approx. 2,013 pages; hardbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

View the new ASHP text by Gerald Briggs on pages 19 and 30.

children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Extemporaneous FormulationsRita K. Jew, Pharm.D., Robert J. Mullen, Pharm.D., and Winson Soo-Hoo, R.Ph., MBA

This key reference fills a critical gap in pediatric drug stability data. Derived from the extensive database at the Children’s Hospital of Phila-delphia, it provides extemporaneous formulation data sheets for each preparation. Dosage form, step-by-step preparation details, storage conditions, special instructions, expiration and review dates are included.



“ This handbook has traditionally been the refer-

ence standard for pediatric injectable drugs and

continues as a leading valuable reference for

pharmacists providing parenteral therapies.

Lisa C. Barnes, B.Pharm., MBA ”

AAP red book 2009

Like its distinguished predecessors, the AAP Redbook 2009 is custom-built for efficient patient problem solving. At its heart are expert recom-mendations on the clinical manifes-tations, etiol-ogy, epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment of more than 200 different diseases. This new edition has been thoroughly revised and updated to help you stay in step with the latest developments and recommendations.


Published by the American Academy of Pediatrics.


Practitioners who are new to the practice

of extemporaneous compounding will find

extemporaneous Formulations extremely useful.

Kathy Webster Pharm. D., Ph.D.

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NEW EDITION!

NEW EDITION!

Visit www.ashp.org/bookstore for information on the eighth edition, while still available.

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NeoFax® 2009: A Manual of drugs Used in Neonatal care, 22nd EditionThomas E. Young and Barry Mangum

This premier drug and nutritional reference manual, that aids in the treatment of neonates, is a must-have for all neonatal medical professionals to correctly prescribe, calculate dosing, formulate, and administer critical drugs and parenteral nutrition solu-tions for infants. Covering more than 180 substances, NeoFax® 2009 helps reduce medication errors and decreases time spent ordering and compounding. NeoFax has evolved into a standard reference in Neonatal Intensive Care units (NICus) around the world.


Published by Thompson Healthcare.

ISBN: 978-1-563637-47-6; 2009; 320 pages; spiralbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

NEW EDITION!

Extended Stability for Parenteral drugs, 4th EditionCaryn M. Bing, R.Ph., M.S., FASHP

Extended Stability for Parenteral Drugs is an essential reference for anyone working in alternative site in-fusion practice. The extended stability monographs and parenteral nutrition monographs represent a continuing drug information project focused on identifying, reviewing, and compil-ing relevant available information in a concise format and include most of the anti-infective medications, and other parenterals with useful extended stability dating.

The 4th edition has been expanded and now includes 152 monographs that enable health care profession-als to assign appropriate extended expiration dates, select the optimal container/administration system for drug compatibility, identify ideal storage conditions, and ensure flush compatibility. The chapter on Total Parenteral Nutrition has been updated with individual parenteral nutrition additive monographs.



drug Prescribing in renal Failure, 5th Edition

Here’s the comprehensively revised and up-dated new edition of the classic pocket guide to drug-dosing for patients with impaired renal function! easy-to-read tables put the information physicians need when determining dosages for more than 450 drugs, right at their fingertips.

The state-of-the-art 5th edition features new guidance on pediatric dosing, making it the most complete resource of its kind. Readers will also find recommendations for supple-mental drug dosing during renal replacement therapies, coverage of antimicrobial and antiviral agents, and much more.


Published by the American College of Physicians.


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trissel’s Stability of compounded Formulations, 4th EditionLawrence A. Trissel, FASHP

With 78 new mono-graphs and 326 more references than the third edition, this book provides a single com-pilation of completely up-to-date information on stability of drugs, in compounded oral, enteral, topical, and ophthalmic formulations.


Published by the American Pharmacists Association.

ISBN: 978-1-58212-125-3; 2009; approx. 575 pages; hardboundBulk discounts do not apply.

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Index Nominum International drug directory, 19th EditionThe Swiss Pharmaceutical Society

Index Nominum is the international refer-ence book on active substances, including synonyms, chemical structures and formu-las, the medications prepared from them and their manufacturers. The 19th edition has been completely revised and contains over 4,000 active substances, 12,000 synonyms and 70,000 proprietary names from more than 12,000 manufacturers from 171 countries. Plus, its clear layout with extra visual aids makes finding what you need quick and easy!

Accompanied by a CD-ROM with over 12,000 addresses and links to pharmaceutical manufacturers worldwide.

l Order code: P0425 Member price: $449 List price: $561

Published by MedPharm Scientific Publishers.

ISBN: 978-3-8047-5042-5; 2009; 1,982 pages; hardboundBulk discounts do not apply.

Martindale: the complete drug reference, 36th EditionSean C. Sweetman

Martindale provides reliable, unbiased and evaluated information on drugs and medicines used throughout the world. The 36th edition includes over 260 new monographs, and reorganized chapters to better reflect the clinical use of drugs. New chapters have been added, including chapters on Obstetric Drugs and Growth Hormone and its Modulators. Coverage of proprietary preparations has expanded to 40 countries, now including Indonesia, the Philippines, Poland, and Turkey


Published by Pharmaceutical Press.

ISBN: 978-0-85369-840-1; 2009; 3712 pages; hardbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

Stockley’s drug Interactions, 8th EditionKaren Baxter, B.Sc., M.Sc, MR.Pharm.S.

This leading reference gives busy health care professionals quick and easy access to up-to-the-minute, clinically relevant, evaluated and evidence-based information on interactions among therapeutic drugs, proprietary medicines, herbal medicines, foods, drinks, pesticides, and drugs of abuse.

each detailed monograph has been reviewed for this edition and contains concise sections covering clinical evidence, mechanism, clinical importance, and management.

n Over 17,000 drug interactions in approximately 3,100 monographs, 300 new to this edition

n Based on published sources and fully referenced

n extended coverage of herbal medicine, dietary supplements, and more

Handbook of drug Administration via Enteral Feeding tubesRebecca White and Vicky Bradnam

This practical guide to the safe adminis-tration of medicines via enteral feeding tubes is essential for all pharmacists, doctors, nurses, dieticians, nursing homes, and hospices. Ten chapters provide the background knowledge to inform clinical decisions, and the accompanying 343 monographs contain guidance on the safe administration of specific drugs and formulations.



ISBN: 978-0-85369-648-3; 2007; 592 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

…a concise and well-referenced

source …provides more thorough,

in-depth discussion of the clinical

evidence reported in the literature

and its clinical significance than

other available books…

Annals of Pharmacotherapy



ISBN: 978-0-85369-754-1; 2007; 1,472 pages; hardbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

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THIS VIDEO BEST FOR: Ensuring that all

compounding personnel are familiar with

the new USP Chapter <797> guidelines.

compounding Sterile Preparations: ASHP’s video guide to chapter <797>Includes: Companion Guide Workbook and Assessment Record

This program, developed by ASHP with Patricia Kienle R.Ph., MPA, FASHP, provides an overview of the new practice standards set forth in uSP Chapter <797>. Chapter <797> describes the correct procedures for compounding sterile preparations (CSPs), and sets standards for everyone who mixes CSPs, everywhere CSPs are prepared.

This training and competency verification program presents the most up-to-date information on current preparation standards, safety, and science issues. It is appropriate for everyone concerned with safety and quality issues related to the preparation of CSP, including pharmacy technicians, pharmacists, nursing staff, risk management, and the C-Suite.

The program is designed to be used with the Companion Guide Workbook and Assessment Record which includes review material, exercises, competence-assessment questions and tracking check-lists to ensure that your students and staff get the most out of their training time. each DVD comes with one copy of the Companion Guide Workbook and Assessment Record. We strongly encourage you to have a copy for each trainee. Bulk discounts are available.

lProduct Order code Member price List price dvd + workbook P2265 $315 $ 394 workbook Only P2326 $42 $ 49ISBN: DVD: 978-1-58528-226-5; 2009; approx. 60 minutes. Workbook: 978-1-58528-232-6; 84 pages.

ASHP Compounding Sterile Preparation VideosASHP compounding videos are a popular and effective way to help meet uSP <797> Personnel Training and Competency evaluation Guidelines. With the ASHP comprehensive set of Video Training Programs, it’s easy for you to ensure that your staff has been thoroughly trained in all facets of sterile compounding and that you’ve satisfied your Joint Commission competency requirements.

The following chart will help match the appropriate video to the training need.

title Audience Purpose video is best for:

compounding Sterile Preparations: All pharmacists, pharmacy General ensuring that all compounding ASHP’s video guide to chapter <797> technicians, and pharmacy Overview personnel are familiar with the P2265 — DVD + Workbook students new uSP Chapter <797> guidelines P2326 — Workbook Only

getting Started in Non-Sterile compounding Pharmacy technicians in Introductory Initial competency assessment P1923 — DVD and Workbook training with no prior experience, Overview of new pharmacy technicians P1930 — VHS and Workbook and pharmacy students P1893 — Workbook Only

getting Started in Aseptic compounding Pharmacy technicians in Introductory Initial competency assessment P1879 — DVD and Workbook training with no prior experience Overview of new pharmacy technicians P1848 — Workbook Only and pharmacy students

basics of Aseptic compounding entry level technicians Skills Compounding personnel with some PL109 — DVD and Workbook working in sterile preparation Development compounding experience. PL108 — VHS and Workbook Annual competency assessment of P832 — Workbook Only pharmacists and pharmacy technicians

Safe Handling of Hazardous drugs Advanced training in hazardous Skills experienced compounding personnel video training Program drug preparation Development needing additional training in cytotoxic PL102 — DVD and Workbook and hazardous drug preparation PL103 — VHS and Workbook P820 — Workbook Only

For all Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacy Students, and Technician Students

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getting Started in Non-Sterile compounding video training Program

Developed in collaboration with skilled technician educators who are experienced certified technicians, this program provides a well-paced and detailed introduction to materi-als and essential procedures. Making no assumptions about a viewer’s prior knowledge, Getting Started in Non-Sterile Compounding introduces the most common drug delivery systems, essential com-pounding equipment, standard packaging forms and demonstrates non-sterile compounding tech-niques in action. Content includes:

n Definitions, Guidelines, and Standardsn Dosage Formsn Basic Apparatusn Packaging and Storagen Compounding Techniquesn Workbook

dvd and workbookl Order code P1923

Member price: $315 List price: $394ISBN: 978-1-58528-192-3, 2008, approx. 45 minutes

workbook Onlyl Order code P1893

Member price: $29 List price: $39ISBN: 978-1-58528-189-3

VHS version available upon request.

getting Started in Aseptic compounding video training Program

The most basic level of training is now filled by this new program, which provides an introduction to the fundamentals of aseptic compounding. extremely easy to understand and follow, Getting Started in Aseptic Compounding covers the principles that support aseptic compounding, proper

PPe and hygiene, compounding equipment and materials, and aseptic compounding technique in action. Content includes:

n Basic Overview of Aseptic Techniquesn Basic Apparatusn Techniques/Demonstrationsn Workbook

dvd and workbookl Order code P1879

Member price: $315 List price: $394ISBN: 978-1-58528-187-9, 2008, approx. 45 minutes

workbook Onlyl Order code P1848

Member price: $29 List price: $39ISBN: 978-1-58528-184-8

ASHP Compounding Sterile Preparation Videos

For Beginners


Try the demo atwww.ashp.org/bookstore

course modules:1. uSP Chapter <797> Compounding Sterile

Preparations Coverage includes •IntroductiontoUSPChapter<797> •SterileCompoundingFacilities •MaintainingaSterileCompoundingArea

2. Handling Compounded Sterile Preparations •CompoundedSterilePreparations •SpecialIssuesinCompoundedSterilePreparations •HandlingCompoundedSterilePreparations

3. environmental and Personnel Monitoring •EnvironmentalandPersonnelMonitoring •QualityAssurance

compounding Sterile Preparations: ASHP’s guide to chapter <797>course Modules (3) for Health Stream® Learning Management System

Patricia Kienle, RPh, MPA, FASHP Consulting Editor

each course comes with a downloadable 55 page Resource Guide for uSP Chapter <797> and includes: video clips, animations, interactive exercises, glossary terms, and checkpoint questions to test comprehension and LMS evaluation questions to test competency.

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compounding Sterile Preparations, 3rd EditionE. Clyde Buchanan, M.S., FASHP and Philip J. Schneider, M.S., FASHP

ensure patient safety with this comprehensive review of the fundamentals of preparing sterile products in hospital, home care, and com-munity pharmacy settings. The third edition is a complete revision and update of this popular reference/textbook and incorpo-rates the latest revisions to uSP <797>. You’ll review the compounding process step-by-step, learn quality assurance meth-ods for process validation and end-product evaluation, and fine-tune your knowledge on all aspects of the dispensing process.

New chapters to this edition include:n Gap analysis and action plansn Safe use of automatic compounding

devicesn Cleaning and disinfectingn Radiopharmaceuticals as

compounded sterile preparationsn Allergen extracts as compounded sterile

preparations



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basics of Aseptic compounding technique video training Program

This is an on-the-job training program developed for entry level pharmacy technicians working in a lab setting. This video training program and workbook is ASHP’s response to the high demand for a basic, how-to demonstration of aseptic technique. It focuses on the fundamentals: proper washing, gloving, gowning, proper syringe drawing techniques, and more.

l Product Order code Member Price List Price dvd + workbook PL109 $315 $394 vHS — Limited quantities available workbook Only P832 $42 $49ISBN: DVD: 978-1-58528-133-6; 2006; approx. 120 minutes

VHS: 978-1-58528-134-3; 2006; approx. 120 minutes Workbook: 978-1-58528-132-9; 2006; 122 pages

The program has been an excellent introductory training

tool for new pharmacy technicians and pharmacists who

are new to sterile product preparation.”

Jillian Barnes, Pharm.D.

The Virtual Compounder interactive Web-based lessons train for compliance in the following areas:

n Proper Personnel Cleansing & Garbing n Cleaning Solution Preparationn Daily Cleaning Activitiesn Monthly Cleaning Activitiesn Hazardous Spill Clean-upn Laminar Air Flow Workbench (LAFW) Cleaningn Biological Safety Cabinet (BSC) Cleaningn Compounding Aseptic Isolator (CAI) Cleaning

Interactive USP chapter <797> cE Online training Program

Safe Handling of Hazardous drugs video training ProgramLuci Power and James Jorgenson

This popular training program is fully compliant with uSP standards. It helps to reduce risk by demonstrating recommended procedures for cytotoxic and hazardous drug preparation, administration, spill clean-up, and waste management. The nine sections explain the correct methods for working within engineering controls to maintain safety, the use of personal protective equipment to reduce exposure, and aseptic technique to ensure proper and safe compounding of preparations, and more.

l Product Order code Member Price List Price dvd + workbook PL102 $315 $394 vHS — Limited quantities available workbook Only P820 $42 $49ISBN: DVD: 978-1-58528-137-4; 2006; approx. 90 minutes

VHS: 978-1-58528-138-1; 2006; approx. 90 minutes Workbook: 978-1-58528-243-2; 2006; 144 pages

For entry level technicians working in sterile preparation

For advanced training in hazardous drug preparation

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Training and documentation are critical to your successful compli-ance with uSP Chapter <797>. The CriticalPoint training program uses The Virtual Compounder™ modules to promote interac-tive learning among Pharmacy employees. All training is then logged in the Learning Manage-ment System (LMS), for easy recovery in any audit situation.

For your free product demo or more information, please call 877.672.0104, or visit www.baxa.com/

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n Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolator (CACI) Cleaning

n Performing Volumetric Air Sampling

The CriticalPoint training series offers up to 42 hours of ACPe approved Ce programming.

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Safe and Effective Medication Use in the Emergency department Victor Cohen, Pharm.D., BCPS, CGP

Pharmacists can make a critical difference in the quality of emergency care. Always unpredictable, often overcrowded with “boarded” patients, and a 24/7 high-stress environment, the emergency Department can be an area of the hospital most prone to medication errors, many which can result in adverse drug events.

Safe and Effective Medication Use in the Emergency Department is an informative and practical “how-to” guide for those seeking to improve medication safety in the emer-gency department. Help your hospital assure that emergency care pharmacotherapeutic principles are being implemented, and the medication needs of your eD patients are being met safely and effectively.


ISBN: 978-1-58528-233-3; 2009, 258 pages, softbound

Managing Anticoagulation Patients in the Hospital: the Inpatient Anticoagulation ServiceMichael Gulseth, Pharm.D., BCPS

Safer anticoagulation therapy begins in the Pharmacy. This comprehensive guide helps pharmacists improve patient care and meet Joint Commission national patient safety goals.

A companion CD contains customizable practice tools, references, policies, presentations, and competency exams. Purchasers also receive access to a password-protected section of the ASHP website.

To access the password, contact [email protected].

NEW!

Working together, pharmacists and other health care professionals can (1) ensure that medication use in the ED

is evidence based, cost-effective, and adherent to national guidelines, (2) develop and implement emergency-

preparedness plans and quality improvement efforts, and (3) in many cases, foster the institution’s education and

research initiative. The department of pharmacy should assume a leadership role in ensuring these collaborations.

ASHP Statement on Pharmacy Services to the Emergency Department

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ISBN: 978-1-58528-157-2; 2007; 226 pages; softbound; includes CD-ROM

Online Modules for Medication reconciliationIn today’s rapidly evolving managed care environment, prospects for success hinge on how well you understand changes in the regulatory and business landscape. The Medicare Training Academy™ will help you operate more efficiently and effectively, and comply with Medicare regulations and requirements.

l For more information, or to schedule a full demo, contact [email protected], or call 202-364-8283.

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collaborative drug therapy Management HandbookSarah A. Tracy, Pharm.D., BCPS and Cynthia A. Clegg, R.Ph., M.H.A.

establish a strong collaborative practice. This timely how-to manual and implementation guide features real-world case studies, and provides guidelines developed and used in daily practice by a team of clinical pharmacy specialists.



Assuring continuous compliance with Joint commission Standards: A Pharmacy guide, 8th EditionJohn P. Uselton, R.Ph., Patricia Kienle, R.Ph., MBA, FASHP, and Lee B. Murdaugh, R.Ph, Ph.D.

Maintaining continuous compliance with Joint Commission standards fosters safe, high-quality care and assures readiness for a survey at any time. The 8th edition of Assuring Continuous Compliance with Joint Commission Standards: A Pharmacy Guide provides expert help in assuring that your pharmacy is compliant.

The authors have helped hundreds of hospital pharmacies comply with Joint Commission standards and prepare for surveys. Benefit from their unique perspective in this latest edition of the indispensable guide to fostering high-quality patient care by incorporating Joint Commission standards into everyday practice.

New to this edition: n Current with the new 2010

National Patient Safety Goalsn Changes in Joint Commission

standards renumberingn All forms are completely updated.

competence Assessment tools for Health-System Pharmacies, 4th EditionLee B. Murdaugh, R.Ph., Ph.D.

Assess, document, and improve employee performance with this newly updated and revised resource. Competence Assessment Tools for Health-System Pharmacies provides practical tools to assess and document an employee’s ability to perform assigned duties and meet Joint Commission human resource accreditation requirements.

New to the fourth edition:

n Chapters on intravenous to oral therapy conversion and antibiotic streamliningn expanded hazardous materials information, including requirements

of the RCRA and practice recommendations from NIOSH and ASHPn updated resources for customizing job descriptions, assessment

summaries, and performance evaluation templatesn enhanced CD-ROM with adaptable forms


ISBN: 978-1-58528-176-3; 2008; 600 pages; softbound; Includes CD-ROM

Companion CD with 50+ Customizable Forms

and Documents

This is an excellent program…It has

become the foundation for my department

competency assessment.

Harriet Catania, Pharm.D., FASHP

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ISBN: 978-1-58528-242-5, 2010, approximately 525 pages, softbound with CD

NEW EDITION!

Visit www.ashp.org/bookstore for information on the 7th edition, while still available.

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Financial Management for Health-System Pharmacists

Andrew L. Wilson, Pharm.D., FASHP

Success as a manager means understanding— and then mastering—the basics of finance and accounting as practiced in institutional health care. Financial Management for Health-System Pharmacists provides pharmacy managers with a set of fundamental financial manage-ment tools as they relate not only to pharmacy department management, but to the manage-ment of the hospital and health care system.



Managing and Leading: 44 Lessons Learned for Pharmacists Paul Bush, Pharm.D., MBA, FASHP and Stuart G. Walesh, Ph.D., P.E.

This new guide features 44 essays, each focused on an idea or principle to help health-system pharmacists and residents improve management and leadership skills. Topics covered include distinctions between manag-ing and leading, goal formulation and achieve-ment, improving personal and organizational productivity, and much more.



ASHP’s Management PearlsDeborah Swartwood Ash, M.S., R.Ph.

ASHP’s Management Pearls is edited by Deborah Ash, who was the session chair for the 2007 presentations. The publication provides a number of examples of tools, techniques, and interventions that have improved pharmacy management in both u.S. and foreign health systems.



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the Medical Pipeline

Offered as a subscription only, Web-based service or print newsletter, The Medical Pipeline (TMP) is an integrated source of diagnostic, medical device, and pharmaceutical pipeline information. using a propri-etary database, TMP offers

pipeline data and business intelligence, based on the perspective of multiple stakeholder groups.

For more information or to order, visit www.tmp-pipeline.com, and use the promo code “ashp09” to receive 10% off of your subscription.

A subscription to the Web-based The Medical Pipeline includes the following features:

• Access to regularly updated diagnostic, medical device, and pharmaceutical databases

• Monthly report on a pipeline topic of interest

• Commentary by Our Thought Leaders

• Consolidating Your Knowledge: a primer on the important issues

• Clinical research meeting highlights and commentary (at least 2 covered each month)

• A PDF version of TMP’s monthly print version for personal use only

• Device and Diagnostic Technology Focus: a monthly column

• The Medical Pipeline daily newsfeed

• Featured interview with a leading clinical authority

• The Medical Pipeline discussion forum

• Ask the expert

• Web Poll

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Many books cover the clinical and biomedical aspects of institutional pharmacy

practice, but too few good quality publications in recent years have covered

financial management. Financial Management for Health-System Pharmacists

fills a large void and should be very successful in the marketplace.

Albert I. Wertheimer, B.S., MBA Ph.D., Temple University School of Pharmacy, Doody Review Service

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best Practices for Hospital & Health-System Pharmacy: Position and guidance documents of ASHP 2009–2010ASHP position statements, and more than 70 guidance documents of varying scope, provide ongoing advice to managers and practitioners to help improve the medication-use process, patient care and safety, and patient outcomes and quality of life.

New material in this edition covers managing drug product shortages, cessation of tobacco use, therapeutic monitoring of vancomycin in adult patients, antimicrobial stewardship and infection prevention and control, safe use of automated dispensing devices, and the health-system pharmacist’s role in national health care quality initiatives.



biological & chemical terrorism: A Pharmacy Preparedness guideEdward P. Krenzelok

use this book as a starting point to prepare your health-system pharmacy to handle the threat from biological and chemical terrorism. It provides a brief history of biological and chemical terrorism, a comprehensive review of the agents most likely to be used, and an extensive list of useful references.


Made possible through a grant from AstraZeneca.


Integrating critical care Skills Into your Practice, A case workbook Mary Hess, Pharm.D.

Beginning with an overview of critical care medicine, this workbook uses examples of patient cases that build throughout several chapters. The first set of cases focuses on development of comprehensive patient-specific problem lists. The next group of cases covers maintaining and updating the patient-specific database. All the cases highlight additional questions and considerations to enhance quality of care.



Staff development for Pharmacy PracticeChristine M. Nimmo, Ph.D.

Take a systematic approach to developing pharmacy staff skills for direct patient care. This easy-to-use manual is grounded in the principles of instructional systems design—forming clear expectations of training outcomes, linking methods of instruction to desired performance, and accurately assessing the skills learned.



NEW EDITION!

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Medication reconciliation Handbook, 2nd EditionThe Medication Reconciliation Hand-book, 2nd Edition, is a valuable resource for health care organizations seeking to avoid medication errors that can lead to death or serious injury. The handbook offers step-by-step advice on how to establish and implement an efficient and effective medication reconciliation process, including tips for educating staff, patients, and the public.

Domestic and international case studies from the field describe proven methods for forming a team to incorporate medication reconciliation into the organization’s overall processes.


ISBN: 978-159940-309-0; 2010; 220 pages; softbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

Co-published by ASHP and Joint Commission Resources

the Handbook on Storing & Securing Medications, 2nd EditionRobert J. Weber, M.S., FASHP

The Handbook on Storing and Securing Medications, 2nd Edition is again published in collaboration with Joint Commission Resources. All content is written by phar-macy practitioners who actively participate in ASHP programs. The book identifies and discusses common challenges related to

storing and securing medications that may lead to noncompliance with both the Joint Commission and ASHP Standards. It broadly addresses and clarifies drug storage and security terms, safe practices, and processes for health care professionals across many clinical settings.


ISBN: 978-1-59940-302-1 2009; approx. 150 pages; softbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

NEW EDITION! NEW EDITION!

This reference is a great comprehensive resource

for both new and veteran pharmacy managers.

Jerry McKee, Pharm.D., M.S., BCPP

Handbook of Institutional Pharmacy Practice, 4th EditionThomas R. Brown, M.S., Pharm.D., FASHP

Practitioners and students alike will value this comprehensive text with its fundamental information on a broad spectrum of essential topics in health-system pharmacy practice. Considered are various practice settings such as home care, long term care, hospice and palliative care, ambulatory care, and managed care.

l Order code P774 Member price: $113 List price: $142ISBN: 978-1-58528-114-5; 2006; 572 pages; softbound

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Understanding Pharmacy reimbursementF. Randy Vogenberg, R.Ph., Ph.D.

Anticipating the transition to provider status, this unique guide provides pharmacists with an excellent source of education on a topic often overlooked in academic programs. Learn the fundamentals of reimbursement with practical instruction for a variety of practice settings.

l Order code P763 Member price: $81 List price: $88ISBN: 978-1-58528-108-4; 2006; 155 pages; softbound

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drug-Induced diseases: Prevention, detection, and Management, 2nd EditionJames E. Tisdale, Pharm.D., BCPS, FCCP and Douglas A. Miller, Pharm.D.

diseases, complications, and drug therapy in Obstetrics: A guide for cliniciansGerald G. Briggs, B.Pharm., FCCP and Michael Nageotte, M.D.

Created by a multi-disciplinary team of pharmacists and physicians specializing in maternal-fetal medicine, Diseases, Complications, and Drug Therapy in Obstetrics—A Guide for Clinicians is a new resource that provides answers to your most challenging questions. You’ll get needed information on planning the best course of treatment for pregnant and breastfeeding patients. Separated into three key sections, the book guides clinicians through the effective and safe treatment of expecting mothers.

Section I: understand the fundamental changes pregnancy causes Section II: Prepare for problems that can occur Section III: Respond to your patient’s everyday needs throughout her pregnancy

Helpful features include case discussions, review questions, and extensive tables and figures to help quickly summarize information. If you work with pregnant or breastfeeding women, this book will guide you through the risks and rewards of drug therapy.

NEW EDITION!

NEW!

This book is needed and will be welcomed. Information on safe medication use in pregnancy

consolidated in one reference would be a valuable addition to our library. This is a subject

that most pharmacists in my community hospital try to avoid because of the dearth of

information readily available and the fear of ‘what will happen to the baby’.

Eric P. Locklear, Pharm.D., M.S., MBA, BCPS, CPP Pharmacy Director, Southeastern Regional Medical Center

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List price: $104ISBN: 978-1-58528-202-9; 2009, 527 pages, softbound

…an extraordinary work that is the standard for understanding

drug-induced diseases and the broader topic of drug safety.

Joseph T. DiPiro Executive Dean, South Carolina College of Pharmacy

What should you always ask yourself when a patient presents with new or worsening symptoms?

Could this be drug related?

Now in its 2nd edition, this popular and essential comprehensive resource provides a detailed analysis of how to identify, prevent, and manage drug-induced diseases. edited by James e. Tisdale and Douglas A. Miller, with contributions from experts distinguished in their respective specialties, Drug-Induced Diseases is organized logically and is easy to use. Opening chapters discuss the epidemiol-ogy, public health impact and monitoring of drug-induced diseases, covering numerous diseases of every major organ system.

Features include:

n Chapters dedicated to over 50 disease states n In-depth tables, including coverage of drugs

implicated in drug-induced diseases, epidemiology, mechanisms, signs and symptoms, risk factors, prevention, and management are included in each chapter

n A new chapter on Drug Safety and Drug-Induced Diseases: The Legal, Regulatory, and Practice environment

n A new chapter on “evaluating Patients for Drug-Induced Disease”

n The inclusion of the Levels of evidence classification for identifying the “strength of evidence” that links a listed drug to a specific drug-induced disease

n And much more

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ISBN: 978-1-58528-230-2, 2010, 1,100 pages, hardbound

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demystifying Opioid conversion calculations: A guide for Effective dosingMary Lynn McPherson, Pharm.D., BCPS, CDE

What happens when a patient’s opioid dosage is wrong? This comprehensive yet practical guidebook is a must-read for health professionals involved in pain management, hospice and palliative care. Written in a conversational tone with a splash of humor, the book covers key areas of opioid conversions unlike any other book. The guide includes easy-to-follow case studies, charts, tables, and real-world practice examples to give clinicians the math principles they need to conduct opioid conversion calculations

with confidence. The book includes a five-step process that teaches clinicians the proper methods for doing common conversions, and real-world practice problems to strengthen understanding.


ISBN: 978-1-58529-198-5; 2010, 224 pages, softbound

NEW!

Palliative Pharmacy careJennifer Strickland, Pharm.D., BCPS

Pharmacists are practicing pallia-tive care in a number of settings that include hospice, home care, out-patient treatment centers and hospitals. Palliative care is making inroads as a treatment model into other disease states not nor-mally associated with a terminal diagnosis, such as chronic heart failure. Through the application of the principles of palliative care to these patients, therapy compliance and outcomes are improved.

This book is used both as an aid to practitioners and a teaching text.

NEW!

Pain Management for Primary care cliniciansArthur G. Lipman

Chart a successful course for pain management and provide effective patient counseling. This comprehensive resource will help you direct patients to the most appropriate type and level of care for their individual problems.


ISBN: 978-1-58528-102-2; 2004; 392 pages; hardbound

This book is a “must have” for all clinicians involved in the use of

opioids for pain management. It is written in an engaging, understandable

fashion. The case studies will help the clinician apply principles to practice

and ensure safe and effective pain management for their patients.

Kathleen Broglio, ANP-BC, ACHPN, CPE, Pain Management Nurse Practitioner, Bellevue Hospital Center, New York, New York



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It [Palliative Pharmacy Care] is a useful quick

reference for practitioners interested in palliative

care but with limited expertise. Residents or

new practitioners would find it useful.

Rachel J. Clark-Vetri, B.S.Pharm., Pharm.D. (Temple University School of Pharmacy) Doody Review Service

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care beyond cure: Management of Pain and Other Symptoms, 4th Edition

Published in collaboration with the Association des pharmaciens des éstablissements de santé du Québec (APeS) and the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists, Care Beyond Cure: Management of Pain and Other Symptoms is intended for health care providers involved in palliative care. This valuable resource is a means to foster dialogue among the members of the multidisci-plinary healthcare team, the patients, their family, and their friends, with the ultimate aspiration of contributing to the well-being of patients.

This publication comes in a two-volume format: a complete guide for in-depth understanding and a plcket summary of the reference tables for quick searches.

l Order code P5217 Member price: $72 List price: $90ISBN: 978-1-889622-08-8; 2007; 825 pages; softbound; includes CD-ROM Bulk discounts do not apply.


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the A.S.P.E.N. Nutrition Support core curriculumEditor-in-Chief: Michele M. Gottschlich, Ph.D., RD, CNSD

Combining the convenience of a print publication and CD-ROM technol-ogy, the latest edition of this practical desk reference provides a com-prehensive guide for nutrition support, from neonatal to geriatric patients. Problem-based learning and a case-based format make it ideal for classroom instruction.


Published by A.S.P.E.N. and Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company.

ISBN: 978-1-889622-08-8; 2007; 825 pages; softbound; includes CD-ROM Bulk discounts do not apply.

ASHP’s clinical PearlsBruce R. Canaday, Pharm.D., BCPS

each year, one of the featured sessions at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting is the highly regarded “pearls” program which includes presentations by pharmacists who share their wisdom borne of experience. We have collected these “pearls” in our new series which was launched last year.

Clinical Pearls is edited by Bruce Canaday, the original creator of the MCM pearls concept and the session chair for the 2007 presentations. The authors were drawn from the presenters and invited to participate in this year’s published version.

This collection provides numerous examples of interventions that have improved clinical pharmacy practice in various u.S. and foreign health systems. It also describes the historical context within which the present need for safety and quality initiatives has arisen.




Medical Abbreviations: 30,000 conveniences at the Expense of communication and Safety, 14th EditionNeil M. Davis

This comprehensive guide aids in under-standing the complex terminology used in medical references, medical correspon-dence, prescriptions, and other health sci-ence communications.

Contents include acronyms, symbols, and other health-related abbreviations, as well as 30,000 of their possible meanings.

Included in the purchase price is a 1-year, single-user license to the searchable Internet version of the book which is updated with 80 new entries each month.


Published by Neil M. Davis Associates.

ISBN: 978-0-931431-14-2; 400 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

USP Pharmacists’ Pharmacopeia, 2nd Edition

Compiled under the guidance of leading pharmacy experts, this second edition is a dedicated reference from uSP for pharmacy practitioners and students. It provides comprehensive and critical information that will enhance the knowledge and application of pharmacy practices. No hospital pharmacy should be without this important reference.


ISBN: 1-889788-59-7; approx 1,000 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

NEW EDITION THIS SPRING!

Stedman’s Medical dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing, 6th Edition, Illustrated (Standard edition)

Featuring over 54,000 entries, this thoroughly updated 6th edition of the popular quick reference, contains the medical terminology used in over 30 of today’s fastest growing health profession areas—plus com-prehensive inclusion of entries suited for the nursing field. The book includes 1,000 enriched color images and photographs, de-tailed images, 68 appendices, and cut thumb tabs for quick A-to-Z reference.



ISBN: 978-0-7817-7618-9; 2008; approx. 2,500 pages; hardbound; includes CD-ROMBulk discounts do not apply.

Bonus CD-ROM features full test, animations, and spell checker!

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You can’t learn to be a pharmacist in a class-room. That’s why the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy education (ACPe) has placed a broader and deeper emphasis on experiential education. When you serve as a preceptor, you are providing students with a host of invaluable services, everything from tutoring, to feedback, to personal trait development.

The new Preceptor’s Handbook for Pharma-cists, 2nd Edition, contains the practical advice new and experienced preceptors need to start students on the path to success. It answers valuable questions such as:

ASHP’s Informatics Pearls Bonnie Levin, Pharm.D., MBA and Michael Schlesselman, Pharm.D., FASHP

The newest in the Pearls series, ASHP’s Informatics Pearls is a compilation of expanded versions of original sessions from the 2006 and 2007 ASHP Midyear Clinical Meetings. The pearls presented will help identify how pharmacy informatics programs can be utilized in your hospital system to improve patient care. It will also compare various pharmacy informatics programs and how they improve the medication-use system.


ISBN: 978-1-58529-201-2, 2009, 103 pages, softbound

the Pharmacy Informatics PrimerDoina Dumitru, Pharm.D., MBA

Informatics is not just for specialists! While constantly evolving technology, the growth of evidence-based medicine and the proliferation of information sources have driven the growth of informatics as a pharmacy practice specialty. All pharmacists should understand its basic elements.

Developed to provide a foundational understanding and “pearls of wisdom,” this new text introduces concepts critical to understand-ing, developing, implementing, and maintaining clinical information and automation systems.



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Pharmacist’s guide to Evidence-based Medicine for clinical decision MakingPatrick J. Bryant, Pharm.D. and Heather A. Pace, Pharm.D.

Pharmacists who make clinical decisions based on experience alone often overestimate the efficacy and underestimate the safety risks of drugs. This leads to variations in services and treatment that result in inappropriate care, lack of care, and increased health care costs.

evidence-based medicine (eBM) uses the scientific method as the key source of knowledge for making clinical decisions. This easy-to-use guide provides a practical approach for applying eBM principles in daily practice. This straightforward process allows pharmacists to make firm decisions and recommendations based on results of rigorously conducted clinical trials, while incorporating their own clinical judgment.


List price: $57ISBN: 978-1-58528-177-0; 2009; 208 pages; softbound

Improving Medication Use and Outcomes with clinical decision Support: A Practical Step-by-Step guideJerome A. Osheroff, M.D., Editor

This guide is designed to help clinical decision support implementers improve medication use (and associated outcomes) in their organizations, by providing practical recommendations for successfully implementing CDS focused on these targets.

Chapters include detailed guidance on key areas in an effective CDS-medication management program such as optimizing governance structures and management processes, defining outcome improvement opportunities and baselines; setting up interventions in key clinical information systems and for specific targets; deploying CDS interventions to optimize acceptance and value; measuring results and refining the program; and approaching CDS knowledge management systematically.


List price: $99Co-published by HIMSS, ASHP, the Scottsdale Institute, AMIA, ISMP, and AMDIS.


Electronic PrescribingMichael Van Ornum, R.Ph., RN

As health care technology advances, health professionals who work with prescriptions or medical orders will need to learn about electronic prescribing. This guide explores how e-prescribing works, identifies features that help or hinder safe prescribing, and offers practical advice for implementing e-prescribing. Readers will learn to use electronic prescribing technology safely and effectively in the multi-disciplinary, complex environment of today’s health care.


List price: $58Published by Jones & Bartlett.


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the conscience of a Pharmacist, Essays on vision and Leadership for a ProfessionWilliam A. Zellmer

This collection of editorials offers insight-ful analysis of topics of contemporary interest to pharmacists and pharmacy students. Commentary focuses on histori-cally important events within the profes-sion over the past few decades.

l Order code P656 Member price: $31 List price: $39This collection is made possible through a grant from Cardinal Health®.


May 13–15, 2010

The 2010 Oncology Pharmacy Preparatory Review Course helps oncology pharmacy practitioners prepare for the Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties (BPS) Oncology Pharmacy Specialty Certification examination. The course is now approved for board certified oncology pharmacist (BCOP) recertification.

Co-sponsored by the American College of Clinical Pharmacy® (ACCP) and ASHP

visit www.ashp.org/meetings for more information as it becomes available.

2010 Oncology Pharmacy Preparatory Review Course

Love your Job! dvd and Flyers Set

Pharmacists practicing in hospitals and health systems love their jobs! This new DVD and flyers set can help interest more pharmacists in a health-system career. Great for hospital human resources departments, college career fairs, and career resource centers. The set includes a seven-minute DVD and coordinating flyers.


Just Ask! toolkit

Raise your profession’s profile in the hospital! This value-priced kit is packed with resources to make patients and visitors aware of the important role pharmacists play on their health care team. The kit includes:

n “Medications & You” brochure (Qty: 400)

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Health-System Pharmacists do More than Fill Prescriptions

An effective public relations tool, this brochure describes the role of health-system pharmacists as vital links across the spectrum of patient care. Available in packets of 250.


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Medication Safety: A guide for Health care FacilitiesHenri R. Manasse, Jr., Ph.D., Sc.D., and Kasey K. Thompson, Pharm.D.

This book offers thought-provoking analyses of public policies and other efforts related to improving medication safety in the united States. Subjects covered include team-building

strategies, importance of leadership, effective communication, designing efficient systems, improving logistics, and the incorporation of new technologies.



Medication Errors, 2nd EditionMichael R. Cohen

The causes of and means to preventing medication errors are thoroughly examined in this volume, the most comprehensive and authoritative reference in print. This edition

includes important recent research of the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, recent material published in professional journals, and new chapters on medication errors related to drug delivery devices, disclosing medication errors to patients and families, clinical bioethics of safe medication practices, using technology in preventing errors, and more.


Published by the American Pharmacists Association.

ISBN: 978-1-58212-092-8; 2007; 680 pages; hardbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

ASHP’s Safety and Quality Pearls Melodi J. McNeil, R.Ph., M.S.

Capturing the creative spirit and real-world content of the live Pearls sessions, this col-lection outlines several examples of innovative approaches to improving patient safety and quality of care in various u.S. and foreign health systems.


ISBN: 978-1-58528-197-8; 2008; approx. 130 pages, softbound


MedMARx helps improve patient safety, reduce errors.

MedMARx is a secure, Internet-accessible, anonymous medication error and adverse drug reaction data collection tool that facilitates reporting and prevention of adverse events. Information available from participation in the MedMARx national database is a valuable resource that helps to improve patient safety and reduce costs to hospitals and health care systems. It also assists health care facility compliance with Joint Commission’s patient safety goals and standards.

MedMARx is a yearly subscription service. For a packet that includes technical require-ments and pricing information, call 1-877-MedMARx (633-6279), ext. 8526.

lMedMARx is published by the United States Pharmacopeia (USP).


ASHP’s Safety and Quality Pearls 2

Deb Saine, M.S., R.Ph.

Now in its second volume, ASHP’s Safety and Quality Pearls 2 pulls together 17 of the original presentations offered at these sessions. This compilation offers in-depth in-formation that expands beyond the five minute pearls of wisdom to provide specific, practical advice on solutions from the perspective of pharmacists and technicians who are living with the realities of these medication use issues every day.


ISBN: 978-1-58529-217-3, 2009, 149 pages, softbound

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Natural Medicines comprehensive database 2009Prepared by the editors of Pharmacist’s Letter & Prescriber’s Letter

Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database 2009 gives you scientifically reliable, evidence-based data on all natural medicines. This is the reference that is most highly regarded and in use by major medical centers and governmental agencies. Find answers about thousands

of natural medicines, including Therapeutic Research’s trusted ratings on safety, effectiveness, and interactions. You also get confirmation of purity and quality for uSP Verified products, all together in one source.

n Information on any product by brand, ingredient and scientific namen Data on far more products than any other referencen uSP Verified productsn effectiveness and safety ratings for each productn Herb/Drug Interaction Ratings on all known potential interactions


ISBN: 978-0-9788205-5-8; 2,300 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2nd Edition

Complementary medical treatments are now increasingly popular, and the public demand for information and treatment is growing rapidly. It is therefore essential that all pharmacists have good knowledge of the main aspects of complementary therapies as they are meeting more and more patients who want advice and treat-ment with alternative therapies.

This book provides a practical introduc-tion and reference source on the products most frequently requested in community pharmacies and in hospitals. Chapters on other complementary therapies such as massage are also included so that pharmacists can give knowledge-based advice to the public.



ISBN: 978-0-85369-763-3; 640 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

Pharmaceutical care with dietary Supplements: concepts and common SenseCydney E. McQueen, Pharm.D.

How much do you really know about the therapeutic use of dietary supplements? This guide is ideal for both practicing health care professionals and students. As more patients use natural products, pharmacists need practical grounding in the facts about herbs, vitamins, minerals, hormones, and other dietary supplements. This is the first text to address regula-tions, cautions, interactions, and other therapeutic considerations in a thorough, conceptual manner.



Natural Standard Herb and Supplement reference: Evidence-based clinical reviewsBy Natural Standard

This comprehensive resource consists of evidence-based systematic reviews of herbs and supplements. 98 rigorously reviewed monographs provide impartial data to help make unbiased clinical deci-sions. Validated rating sales are used to evaluate the quality of available evidence. each monograph has extensive informa-tion including, synonyms or common names; a clinical overview of each herb; dosing/toxicology information from adult to pediatric dosages; adverse effects/pre-cautions/contraindications; interactions; mechanism of action; history; table with discussion and review of the evidence; and brands used in clinical trials and third party testing.


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women’s Health Across the Lifespan: A Pharmacotherapeutic ApproachLaura Borgelt, Pharm.D., FCCP, BCPS, Mary Beth O’Connell, Pharm.D., BCPS, FCCP, FASHP, Judith A. Smith, Pharm.D., BCDOP, FCCP, FISOPP, and Karim A. Calis, Pharm.D., MPH

Women and men are different. Their drug therapy should be too.

Despite there being well-documented evidence across various disciplines that women respond to medications differently from men, this is the first pharmacotherapy book that concentrates specifically on women and women’s health. Written by a top-notch editor team and more than 150 contributors, it is an essential groundbreaking resource for students and practitioners alike. The issues covered and organization of the text are unparalleled in any pharmacy-related publications. If an issue is not sex-specific, then it is covered with a concentration on how the incidence or issue in question affects women. This book covers pharmacotherapy related to women for various disease states/body systems, as well as important overarching topics such as economic and cultural considerations in delivery of care, and ethical concerns with regard to treatment.

Key features include:

n Full case presentations in every chapter to spur critical thinkingn Therapeutic challenge features in every clinical chapter encourage

discussionn Sidebars in some chapters highlight interesting facts and features.nAnd much more


ISBN: 978-1-58528-194-7; 2010; approximately 950 pages; softbound

diseases, complications, and drug therapy in Obstetrics: A guide for cliniciansGerald G. Briggs, B.Pharm., FCCP and Michael Nageotte, M.D.

Created by a multi-disciplinary team of pharmacists and physicians specializing in maternal-fetal medicine, Diseases, Complications, and Drug Therapy in Obstetrics— A Guide for Clinicians is a new resource that provides answers to your most challeng-ing questions. You’ll get needed information on planning the best course of treatment for pregnant and breastfeeding patients. Separated into three key sections, the book guides clinicians through the effective and safe treatment of expecting mothers.

Helpful features include case discussions, review questions, and extensive tables and figures to help quickly summarize information. If you work with pregnant or breastfeeding women, this book will guide you through the risks and rewards of drug therapy.

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Pharmacy in Public Health: basics and beyondJean T. Carter, Pharm.D., Ph.D. and Marion K. Slack, Ph.D.

This practical textbook covers key areas like the foundations of public health, concepts and tools of policy, and models of public health programs run by pharmacists. It provides pharmacists and pharmacy students alike all of the tools they need to get started making a difference in their communities. Readers are guided through three sections that progressively build knowledge of concepts, tools, and models of pharmacist participation in public health activities. Fully integrated cases and applied examples of public health practices provide readers with practical information on how they can get involved.



cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy: A Point-of-care guideMichael A. Crouch, Pharm.D., BCPS, FASHP

In an ever-changing field, you need information you can trust—and often, you need it immediately. This new publication is designed with the busy resident, student, and practitioner in mind. In addition, the book features an extensive drug table with side effect and dosage information for quick reference.

As a free bonus, you’ll receive access to a website written by the book’s editor, Dr. Michael Crouch. This website features a quarterly newsletter, printable drug monographs, and even Shockwave presentations to help you stay up-to-date on all the guidelines, news, and drug classifications.

The 18 chapters are organized by disease state and each one includes:

n Visually scannable elements such as tables and flow figures n Pathophysiological reasons for selecting specific pharmacotherapiesn Selected guideline statements from leading organizationsn evidence-based treatment algorithmsn Recent clinical controversiesn Frequently asked questions



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concepts in PharmacogenomicsMartin M. Zdanowicz, Ph.D.

The primary purpose of this text is to provide pharmacists, pharmacy residents, pharmacy fellows and pharmacy students with a practical guide for understanding the fundamentals of pharmacogenomics and its application to various aspects of pharmacy practice. Special features include case studies in each chapter, clinical pearls, and important illustrations for key concepts.


ISBN: 978-1-58528-234-0; 2010; approximately 350 pages; softbound

Our ultimate hope is that readers will not stop when they reach the

end of the book but will use what they have learned to facilitate their

work with their communities, whether that is their local community or

the global community, to increase their skill and to expand pharma-

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clinical Pharmacokinetics, 4th EditionJohn E. Murphy, Pharm.D., FASHP, FCCP

Calculate drug doses and concentrations for various patient populations—worldwide.

This popular reference helps clinicians initiate and monitor drug therapy with confidence and efficiency. The globally-oriented, expanded new edition incorporates important new information, plus tables on international and traditional units for drugs and laboratory tests, and chapters on the use of both types of units.

New chapters cover the rational use of drug concentration measurements, dosing in overweight and obese patients, dosing considerations for neonates, pediatric and geriatric patients, creatinine clearance estimation, and more.



concepts in clinical Pharmacokinetics Learning the basics of pharmacokinetics is easier than ever thanks to this online course.

Developed by the university of Georgia, this Ce-awarding course is available 24/7 and offers a unique ACPe-Accredited Certificate Program. Four course options are available!

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concepts in clinical Pharmacokinetics, 5th EditionJoseph T. DiPiro, Pharm.D., FCCP, William J. Spruill, Pharm.D., FASHP, FCCP, William E. Wade, Pharm.D., FASHP, FCCP

NEW EDITION!

Now in its 5th edition, Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics provides an introduction to the basic principles of pharma-cokinetics, covering topics such as relevant terminology, calculations, multiple and continuous drug administration, as well as biopharmaceutics.

Features to this updated edition include: n An extensive new section of assessments of renal

function, as well as new casesn More in-depth answers and feedback for incorrect responses n A new “cross-correlates” section for easy cross-referencing n existing cases expanded to include specific section

on monitoring parameters and appropriate ‘order writing’


ISBN: 978-1-58528-241-8; 2010; approx. 250 pages; softbound


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basic Skills in Interpreting Laboratory data, 4th EditionMary Lee, Pharm.D., BCPS, FCCP

This case-based learning tool will enhance your skills in clinical lab test interpretation. It provides fundamentals of interpreting lab test results not only for pharmacy students, but also for practitioners as an aid in assessing patient drug-treatment responses. It is the only text written by and for pharmacists, and provides case studies and practical information on patient therapy.

New to the fourth edition:

n Three new chapters including new information on men’s health, women’s health, and pharmacogenomics and laboratory tests.

n Mini-cases embedded in each chapter provide therapy-related examples and reinforce important points made in the text.

n Quickview Charts give an overview of important clinical information including reference ranges and critical values.

n Learning Points focus on a clinical application of a major concept present in the chapter.



Fundamentals of geriatric Pharmacotherapy: An Evidence-based ApproachLisa C. Hutchinson, Pharm.D., MPH, FCCP, BCPS and Rebecca Sleeper-Irons, Pharm.D., FASCP, BCPS

The number of seniors in the u.S. is expected to double by the year 2030. Currently, the elderly account for 12.7% of the u.S. population, but consume 34% of the total prescriptions—and these numbers are sure to increase enormously over the next few decades. Pharmacists will be greatly affected by this rapidly expanding geriatric population, and they will certainly be called on to offer much-needed expertise. This new textbook provides thorough coverage on therapeutic and social issues affecting elderly patients. The book is divided into two sections; the first section addresses general concepts about aging and the second section is organized by both organ system and disease states common in the elderly. These chapters contain a short summary of treatment in normal adults, and then focus on an evidence-based review of treatment in elderly patients.


List price: $65ISBN: 978-1-58528-228-9; 2010, approx. 450 pages; softbound

concepts in Immunology and Immunotherapeutics, 4th EditionBlaine T. Smith, R.Ph., Ph.D.

Designed as a text for students and a reference for those already prac-ticing, this expanded resource provides a comprehensive overview of basic immunologic concepts. The book be-gins with fundamentals in immunology and goes on to cover applications in daily clinical practice, focusing on current treatments for infectious diseases, transplantation, cancer and more.



Methods and designs for Outcomes researchElinor C.G. Chumney, Ph.D. and Kit N. Simpson, Dr.P.H.

This book intro-duces students and clinical professionals to common statisti-cal methods and study designs used in pharma-coepidemiology and outcomes research, as well as to issues related to the measurement, analysis and interpretation of results of clinical trials and outcomes studies.



gibaldi’s drug delivery Systems in Pharmaceutical careArchana Desai, Ph.D. and Mary Lee, Pharm.D., BCPS, FCCP

What impact does the form of drug dosage have on therapy? This is the first book to examine the science of dosage form design and translate the theory into the pragmatic for the pharmacist practitioner. each chapter represents a collaboration of a clinical pharmacist practitioner and a pharmaceutical scientist.

Tying together concepts of traditional pharmaceutics with therapeutics, this text focuses on the selection of appropriate dosage form as an integral part of drug therapy. Case studies, sum-mary tables, and original references are included.



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ASHP’s PharmPrep Interactive case-based board review, 3rd EditionDiane B. Ginsburg, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP

With software and text that follow a case-based teaching model, ASHP’s PharmPrep, 3rd Edition, also makes an excellent study text in clinical therapeutics, or a training guide in dis-ease states for health care professionals.

n Contains more than 2,500 sample questionsn Covers 21 general disease areas, each with

several disease statesn every disease state is illustrated by two or

three casesn Includes sections on federal pharmacy law

compounding and calculationsn Offers guidance on test-taking strategies


ISBN: 978-1-58528-148-0; 2006; 432 pages; softbound; includes CD-ROM

ASHP’s PharmPrep OnlinePharmPrep Online is an interactive case- based NAPLeX® Review that is at your fin-gertips, anywhere, anytime! It is a web-based program that simulates the actual exam, and features 244 real patient cases and nearly 2,500 exam style questions, more than any other NAPLeX® review. Designed as the ultimate study guide, thorough explanations of correct and incorrect answers are included to provide clarity on the subject matter and to help avoid confusion. Cases are clinically-based and 10 practice questions are included for each case. You have the ability to save your practice session at any time to revisit it later. And, every user has statistics available for the past 10 practice exams to help you track your progress.

Companion sections on pharmacy law, com-pounding, calculations, and a special section on successful test-taking strategies are all included. The federal section is up-to-date on questions that mirror those on the Multi-state Pharmacy Jurisprudence exam (MPJe®).

the Pharmacy Professional’s guide to résumés, cvs, & Interviewing

The latest edition of this popular resource geared specifically for job-seeking pharmacy professionals gives step-by-step instructions for developing written materials, such as résumés, CVs, and cover letters that get results, and prepares you for interviews that distinguish you from the crowd.

New sections help you build a professional image by developing portfolios, business cards, and personal statements as well as putting e-mail to work in your favor. It contains 15 sample résumés, 6 sample CVs, and 20 sample letters for pharmacists and technicians in a variety of settings, in-cluding community pharmacy, hospitals, academia, and industry.


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Spanish for the Pharmacy Professional

The increasing change in language demo-graphics in the united States has created the need for pharmacy professionals to be able to communicate basic medication information to Spanish speakers while also confirming patient understanding.

Spanish for the Pharmacy Professional focuses on balancing the use of culturally appropriate Spanish (focus on Mexican Spanish), with technical Spanish that is practical for the pharmacist. Students of this text will learn to communicate basic and more complex information to their patients while also learning to enjoy some of the subtleties of the Spanish language and of Hispanic cultures.

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developing clinical Practice Skills for PharmacistsKimberly A. Galt, Pharm.D., FASHP

Patients and their fami-lies effectively become guest lecturers in this textbook: a compendi-um of real-life case studies specifically designed to teach all-important clinical skills systematically.

This book helps student pharmacists gain the insight they need to cultivate informed, com-passionate and effective patient care. Various clinical skills are illustrated through genuine pharmacy practice settings.



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updated and expanded last year to include new topics, this helpful book continues to focus on the practical applica-tions of statistical methods to research design, therapeutics, pharmacokinetics, qual-ity control, and data analysis. This reference is not heavy on theory; it is designed to be accessible and increase the reader’s confi-dence in using statistics procedures.


Published by Informa Healthcare/Taylor and Francis.

ISBN: 978-0-8483-3799-4; 2006; 744 pages; hardboundBulk discounts do not apply.

the complete guide to Medical writing

Learn how to present and communicate medical and scientific information so that it can be interpreted, validated and used safely. This invaluable reference covers all aspects of scientific and medical documen-tation, explores good writing techniques, and provides useful tips.



ISBN: 978-0-85369-667-4; 2008; 512 pages; hardboundBulk discounts do not apply.

guide to Federal Pharmacy Law, 6th EditionBarry S. Reiss and Gary D. Hall

This best seller is a comprehensive, easy-to-use guide to current federal pharmacy law that helps you review the most important federal statutes and regulations in prepara-tion for pharmacy law exams in all states. Includes over 350 practice federal law questions and answers.


Published by Apothecary Press.

ISBN: 096-76332-57; approx. 340 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

ImmunoFacts 2010

ImmunoFacts provides concise information on the most frequently used vaccines and immunologics. This reference helps you make informed deci-sions about dosage, administration, storage, formulary admission, and purchasing of vaccines and immunologic drugs. This is an essential resource for anyone who prescribes, administers, or dispenses immunologic agents, or who monitors patients receiving vaccines.


Published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

ISBN: 978-1-57439-312-5 2008; 1,468 pages; softbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

Pharmaceutical calculations, 13th Edition

The 13th edition of Pharmaceutical Calculations represents a thorough update of this textbook, which for over six decades has met the needs of students in this subject area. This edition pres-ents a stepwise approach in solving calculations problems. each chapter includes learning objectives that direct the student’s focus and provide a basis for self-assessment following completion.

Coverage includes new material in areas such as e-prescriptions, medication orders in nursing homes, hospice care, patient self-administration of analgesia, intravenous infusion rate calculations for the critical care patient, and patient conversions to alternative treatment plans.



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This book, written by the “movers and shakers” in pharmacy practice, introduces readers to the concept of pharmaceuti-cal care and discusses the fundamental changes required to meet the growing demands being placed on the profession. It compiles information on such diverse topics as history, professionalism, entrepreneurship, educating patients, and dealing with special patient populations.



Pocket guide to critical care Pharmacotherapy John Papadopoulos, B.S., Pharm.D., FCCM, BCNSP

Pocket Guide to Critical Care Pharmacotherapy serves as a bedside medical reference, provid-ing the unique element of supplying a step-by-step design that will guide clinicians in giving their patient optimal, evidence-based care. The text provides practical points based on both real patient-care experience and review of current medical literature, while provid-ing guidance to all critical care clinicians. By covering the most common ailments observed in critically ill medical patients and using an algorithmic, easy-to-follow, step-by-step approach focusing on pharmacotherapeutics, clinicians with varying degrees of training will be able to follow along.

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the washington Manual® of Medical therapeutics, 32nd Edition

established for over 40 years as the “bible” of the medical ward, The Washington Manual® of Medi-cal Therapeutics is now in its 32nd edition and builds upon that proud tradition—with even more of the current information you need, delivered in a timesaving, quick-reference style. Its portability, comprehensiveness, and ease of access makes it a favorite on-call resource for housestaff and fac-ulty around the world. Continuing the tradition of excellence, each chapter has been updated and reformatted for easier access to the information the reader needs.



ISBN: 978-0-7817-8125-1; 2007; 780 pages; spiralbound Bulk discounts do not apply.

textbook of therapeutics, 8th EditionEric T. Herfindal and Dick R. Gourley

Master the basics of therapeutics under the tu-telage of distinguished experts as they provide in-depth information on the latest drug treat-ments and therapeutic approaches for a wide range of diseases and conditions. Comprehen-sive and thorough, this guide discusses racial, ethnic and gender differences in response to drugs; biotechnological therapy; pediatric and neonatal therapy and more. A bonus CD-ROM gives you access to the full content of this book in an easy-to-use, portable format.



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Applied therapeutics, 9th EditionMary Anne Koda-Kimble, Lloyd Y. Young, Wayne A. Kradjan, B.J. Guglielmo, and Robin L. Corelli

This widely used text uses a case-based approach to help students master the funda-mentals of drug therapeutics. Students will learn the basics of common diseases and disorders and develop practical problem-solving skills for devising and implementing successful drug treatment regimens. Case studies integrated into each chapter illustrate key concepts and principles of therapeutics and give students practice in developing their own evidence-based therapeutic plans. A companion Website offers the fully searchable text, animations of pathophysiologic concepts, and additional case studies.



ISBN: 978-0-78176-555-8; 3,040 pages; hardboundBulk discounts do not apply.

Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach, 7th EditionJoseph T. DiPiro, Robert L. Talbert, Gary C. Yee, Gary R. Matzke, Barbara G. Wells, and L. Michael Posey

This text is the gold standard for therapeutics courses in pharmacy schools and a trusted reference for those in practice. The new seventh edition—now in a full-color format—continues to be the authority for evidence-based approaches to the drug treatment of diseases.


Published by McGraw Hill Professional.

ISBN: 978-0-07147-899-1; 2008; 2,784 pages; hardboundBulk discount do not apply.

Handbook of Applied therapeutics, 8th Edition

This portable pocket version of Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use of Drugs, 8th Edition offers quick access to the most pertinent drug-related information from the text. It follows the same chapter structure and approach as the textbook. This completely updated eighth edition provides in-depth information on the latest drug treatments for over 85 diseases and conditions, including heart failure, acne, schizophrenia, viral hepatitis, and diabetes mellitus.



ISBN: 978-0-7817-9026-0; 2006; 1,104 pages; softboundBulk discounts do not apply.

Pharmacotherapy casebook, 7th Edition

Pharmacotherapy Casebook sharpens the problem-solving and clinical decision-making skills you need to identify and resolve commonly encountered drug prob-lems. This new edition is packed with more than 150 patient cases—almost all of them new or revised—and makes the perfect study companion to the 7th edition of DiPiro’s Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach.


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Pharmacotherapy Handbook delivers the essential information you need to quickly and confidently make drug therapy decisions for 84 diseases and disorders. Featuring a convenient alphabetized presentation, the book utilizes text, tables, figures, and treatment algorithms to make important drug data readily acces-sible and easily understandable.


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Manual for Pharmacy technicians, 3rd EditionLinda Y. Fred, R.Ph.

enhance your knowledge of aseptic technique and sterile product preparation, drug classifications, pharmacologic actions, medication order and prescription interpretation guidelines, and more. Written and reviewed by practicing pharmacists, this comprehensive reference for pharmacy technicians can be used as a self-study reference, or in support of classroom instruction. Content is suitable for all practice settings, including retail and community technicians. Includes sample and test calculation problems, learning objectives, self-assessment questions, and reviews of pharmacy law, medical terminology, and abbreviations. Color-enhanced graphics ease navigation and highlight key information.



Instructor’s resource cd-rOM Available A comprehensive array of tools, developed in conjunction with the Manual for Pharmacy Technicians to enhance your teaching experience.

Pharmacy technician certification review & Practice Exam, 2nd EditionLinda Y. Fred, R.Ph.

Prepare for the PTCB exam with this leading self-study guide, designed as a companion book to the Manual for Pharmacy Technicians. Content reflects the current PTCB exam design and fully meets current practice standards.


Developed in cooperation with the Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists.


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Download the ASHP materials designed and endorsed by several pharmacy organizations to form and mold the training and educational needs of pharmacy technicians in all practice environments and geographic locations. The curriculum can be used in its full content or users can pick and choose areas that fit into the enhancement of training at their facility.

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Find up-to-date valuable information regarding close to 150 pharmacy technician training programs that are ASHP-accredited or candidates for ASHP-accreditation. All programs meet rigorous standards and regulations required for consideration and accreditation by ASHP. All included programs are at least 600 hours in duration with didactic, experiential, and laboratory components of training.

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Pharmacology for technicians, 4th EditionDon A. Ballington and Mary M. Laughlin

This highly useful guide introduces students to the mechanisms of drug actions and interactions. This thoroughly updated fourth edition includes expanded coverage of major drugs as well as medica-tion guides, vaccinations, protocols, medication safety, probiotics, and alternative supplements.

Components include Study Partner multimedia CD packaged with each textbook, Pocket Drug Guide of gener-ic-brand equivalents, test generator, and internet resource center.


Published by EMC Paradigm.


Legal Handbook for Pharmacy techniciansDiane Darvey, Pharm.D., J.D.

This important reference should be in every hospital and pharmacy. Legal issues underpin the functional areas in which pharmacy technicians perform most of their duties. In a simple, straightforward style, this book covers all of the legal issues that pharmacy technicians need to learn and understand for the PTCB exam as well as for their daily professional activities.

This handbook covers:n Legal and regulatory systems for

pharmacy in the u.S.n Federal and state laws and regulations

for drugsn Controlled substances laws

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AudioMeds: Medication Use and PronunciationSuzette Ripepe, B.S.Pharm., J.D., M.S.

enhance your communication skills and help prevent medication errors with this unique multimedia resource. CD and companion booklet cover the proper pro-nunciation of generic name, brand name, and subclass for nearly 200 commonly used medications.


ISBN: 978-1-58528-060-5; 2004; 32 pages; saddle-stitched with CD

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the Pharmacy technician’s Pocket drug reference, 5th EditionJoyce A. Generali

Small and light enough to carry comfortably in a lab coat pocket, The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reference contains the five main pieces of drug information that a pharmacy technician seeks. For each of more than 1,000 of the most com-monly prescribed drugs—an increase of approximately 75 over the previous edition—this handy reference book provides generic name (with pronunci-ation), trade names, therapeutic class, general FDA-approved therapeutic uses, and commercially available dosage forms/strengths.

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National health observances such as National Hospital & Health- System Pharmacy Week, and National Poison Prevention Week, are great opportunities to raise awareness about what pharmacists do and their vital role on the patient care team. Look to ASHP for posters and other tools to help you spread the word in the Public Relations Resource Center at www.ashp.org.

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy™ (AJHP ®)The official publication of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists®, this internationally acclaimed journal is essential reading for anyone who needs to stay in touch with important issues in health-system pharmacy practice. Twice a month, AJHP® brings you a concise overview of pharmacy-unmatched coverage of clinical, regulatory, and drug therapy issues.

A subscription to AJHP® is included in ASHP membership dues. Airmail service outside the continental united States and Canada is available for an additional $194 per subscription year. All orders must be prepaid.

lSubscription U.S./canada Outside U.S. Individual (one year*) $292 $348

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Obtain 2007, 2008 and 2009 Ce articles and view AJHP® at www.ajhp.org.

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Life science libraries can give simultaneous online access to the American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy™ (AJHP®) to all of their client users. AJHP® is available online through HighWire Press™, and offers IP validation to all institutional subscribers. ASHP has developed a tiered pricing model that allows institutional subscribers to self-select the level of access that most closely fits their institution.

l Institutional rates* start at $455. to access the pricing chart, go to www.ajhp.org/subscriptions.

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Articles Online

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ASHP’s Clinical PearlsASHP’s Informatics Pearls ASHP’s Management PearlsASHP’s PharmPrep, 3rd editionASHP’s Safety and Quality Pearls 1ASHP’s Safety and Quality Pearls 2Assuring Continuous Compliance with Joint

Commission Standards, 8th editionAudioMeds: Medication use and PronunciationBasic Skills in Interpreting Laboratory Data,

4th editionBasics of Aseptic Compounding Technique

Video Training Program (Workbook only)Best Practices for Hospital & Health-System

Pharmacy: Position and Guidance Documents of ASHP, 2009–2010

Biological & Chemical Terrorism: A Pharmacy Preparedness Guide

Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy: A Point-of-Care Guide

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia extemporaneous Formulations

Clinical Pharmacokinetics, 4th editionCollaborative Drug Therapy Management

HandbookCompetence Assessment Tools for Health-

System Pharmacies, 4th editionCompounding Sterile Preparations:

ASHP’s Video Guide to Chapter <797> (Workbook only)

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Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics, 5th edition

Concepts in Immunology and Immunothera-peutics, 4th edition

Concepts in PharmacogenomicsDemystifying Opioid Conversion Calculations:

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4th editionFinancial Management for Health-System

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Getting Started in Aseptic Compounding Video Training Program (Workbook only)

Getting Started in Non-Sterile Compounding Video Training Program (Workbook only)

Gibaldi’s Drug Delivery Systems in Pharmaceutical Care

Handbook of Institutional Pharmacy Practice, 4th edition

Hypertension Management for the Primary Care Clinician

Integrating Critical Care Skills Into Your Practice

Legal Handbook for Pharmacy TechniciansManaging and Leading: Lessons Learned

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HospitalManual for Pharmacy Technicians, 3d editionManual for Pharmacy Technicians/Pharmacy

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Medication Safety: A Guide for Health Care Facilities

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9th editionThe Conscience of a Pharmacist: essays on

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Upcoming Meetings to RememberASHP 2010 Summer Meeting and Exhibition June 6–9, 2010 I tampa, Florida

With in-depth educational programming that attracts some 1,500 pharmacists in leadership, managerial, and supervisory roles in health-system practice, this meeting also brings together the ASHP Board of Directors, elected officers, and state affiliate leaders to conduct business essential to ASHP’s governance and mission. During sessions of the House of Delegates, state pharmacy leaders propose new ASHP policies and discuss current issues in health-system pharmacy practice.

The meeting includes poster presentations and hundreds of exhibitors.

45th ASHP Midyear clinical Meeting and Exhibitiondecember 5–9, 2010 I Anaheim, california

The largest gathering of pharmacists in the world, this five-day meeting brings more than 20,000 pharmacists and associated personnel in health systems together to update their knowledge, enhance their skills, learn about the latest products and technologies, and network with colleagues. About 350 companies are represented in the exhibit hall.

The Midyear Clinical Meeting also includes Great eXpectations: ASHP’s New Practitioners Conference, CareerPharm’s Personnel Placement Service (PPS), and the Residency Showcase.

15th Annual ASHP conference for Leaders in Health-System Pharmacy

This is the premier conference for current and up-and-coming leaders in pharmacy! Pharmacy leaders expand their knowledge by learning from experts and peers at the ASHP Conference for Leaders in Health-System Pharmacy. In addition to non-stop networking, attendees participate in a variety of educational opportunities including workshops where participants develop new skills and formulate take-home action plans, roundtable discussions on contemporary issues and chal-lenges, and exciting plenary sessions that address topics critical to today’s pharmacy leader.

2010 New Practitioners conference has gone virtual!go for great eXpectations.

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AAP Red Book 2009 .............................................. 8AHFS Drug Information® 2010 ............................ 1, 3AHFS Drug Information® Databases ........................ 6AHFS Drug Information® essentials™ ....................... 6AHFS Patient Medication Information ....................... 6AHFS Pharmacologic-Therapeutic Classification ....... 6AHFS References and Guides for PDA ..................... 5AJHP® ................................................................. 40Applied Therapeutics, 9th edition .......................... 37Ash, Deborah Swartwood ..................................... 16ASHP-accredited Pharmacy Technician

Training Program Directory ............................... 38ASHP’s Clinical Pearls .......................................... 21ASHP’s Informatics Pearls............................... 22, 42ASHP’s Management Pearls ........................... 16, 42ASHP’s PharmPrep Interactive

Case-Based Board Review, 3rd edition .............. 34ASHP’s PharmPrep Online .................................... 34ASHP’s Safety and Quality Pearls .................... 27, 42ASHP’s Safety and Quality Pearls 2 ................. 27, 42A.S.P.e.N. Nutrition Support Core Curriculum ......... 21Assuring Continuous Compliance

with Joint Commission Standards: A Pharmacy Guide, 8th edition .......................... 15

AudioMeds: Medication use and Pronunciation ................................................... 39

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Ballington, Don A. ................................................ 39Basic Skills in Interpreting Laboratory Data,

4th edition ....................................................... 33Basics of Aseptic Compounding Technique

Video Training Program ......................... 11, 13, 42Basic Statistics and Pharmaceutical

Statistical Applications, 2nd edition.................... 35Baxter, Karen ....................................................... 10Best Practices for Hospital & Health-System

Pharmacy: Position and Guidance Documents of ASHP 2009-2010......................................... 17

Bing, Caryn M. ...................................................... 9Biological & Chemical Terrorism:

A Pharmacy Preparedness Guide ...................... 17Borgelt, Laura ...................................................... 30Bradnam, Vicky .................................................... 10Briggs, Gerald G. ....................................... 8, 19, 30Brown, Thomas R. ............................................... 18Bryant, Patrick J. ................................................. 25Buchanan, e. Clyde .............................................. 12Bush, Paul ........................................................... 16

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Calis, Karim A. .................................................... 30Canaday, Bruce R. ................................................ 21Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy:

A Point-of-Care Guide ...................................... 31Care Beyond Cure: Management of Pain

and Other Symptoms, 4th edition ...................... 20Carter, Jean T. ..................................................... 31Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

extemporaneous Formulations ............................ 8

Chumney, elinor C.G. ........................................... 33Clegg, Cynthia A. ................................................. 15Clinical Pharmacokinetics, 4th edition ................... 32Cohen, Michael R. ............................................... 27Cohen, Victor ....................................................... 14Collaborative Drug Therapy

Management Handbook .................................... 15Competence Assessment Tools for

Health-System Pharmacies, 4th edition ............. 15Complementary and Alternative

Medicine, 2nd edition ....................................... 28Complete Guide to Medical Writing ........................ 35Compounding Sterile Preparations: ASHP’s

Video Guide to Chapter <797> ............. 11, 12, 42Compounding Sterile Preparations,

3rd edition ................................................. 12, 42Course Modules for Health Stream® LMS ................12Concepts in Clinical Pharmacokinetics,

5th edition ................................................... 1, 32Concepts in Immunology and

Immunotherapeutics, 4th edition ....................... 33Concepts in Pharmacogenomics ........................... 31Conscience of a Pharmacist: essays on

Vision and Leadership for a Profession .............. 26Corelli, Robin L. ................................................... 37Crill, Catherine M. ................................................. 8Crouch, Michael A. .............................................. 31Cuellar, Lourdes M. .............................................. 22

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Darvey, Diane ...................................................... 39DataKinetics™ for Windows®

Kinetic Dosing Program .................................... 29Davis, Neil M. ...................................................... 21DeMuth, James e. ............................................... 35Demystifying Opioid Conversion Calculations:

A Guide for effective Dosing ........................ 20, 42Desai, Archana .................................................... 33Developing Clinical Practice Skills

for Pharmacists ................................................ 35DiPiro, Joseph T. ............................................ 32, 37Diseases, Complications, and

Drug Therapy in Obstetrics: A Guide for Clinicians ....................... 1, 19, 30, 42

Drug-Induced Diseases: Prevention, Detection, and Management, 2nd edition....................... 1, 19

Drug Information Handbook, 18th edition................. 3Drug Prescribing in Renal Failure, 5th edition ........... 9Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation,

8th edition ......................................................... 8Dumitru, Doina ..................................................... 22

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electronic Prescribing ........................................... 25extended Stability for Parenteral Drugs,

4th edition ......................................................... 9

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Financial Management for Health-System Pharmacists .............................. 16

Fred, Linda Y. ...................................................... 38

Freeman, R.K. ....................................................... 8Fundamentals of Geriatric Pharmacotherapy:

An evidence-Based Approach ........................... 33

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Galt, Kimberly A. ................................................. 35Generali, Joyce A. ............................................... 39Geriatric Dosage Handbook, 15th edition ................. 3Getting Started in Aseptic Compounding

Video Training Program ......................... 11, 12, 42Getting Started in Non-Sterile Compounding

Video Training Program ......................... 11, 12, 42Gibaldi’s Drug Delivery Systems

in Pharmaceutical Care ..................................... 33Ginsburg, Diane B. ........................................ 22, 34Gottschlich, Michele M. ....................................... 21Gourley, Dick R. .................................................. 36Guglielmo, B.J. ................................................... 37Guide to Federal Pharmacy Law, 6th edition .......... 35Gulseth, Michael .................................................. 14

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Hak, emily B. ........................................................ 8Hall, Gary D. ....................................................... 35Handbook of Applied Therapeutics, 8th edition ....... 37Handbook of Drug Administration

via enteral Feeding Tubes ................................. 10Handbook of Institutional

Pharmacy Practice, 4th edition .......................... 18Handbook on Injectable Drugs, 15th edition ... 2, 7, 42Handbook on Injectable Drugs Database .................. 6Handbook on Storing and Securing Medications,

2nd edition ...................................................... 18Health-System Pharmacists

Do More Than Fill Prescriptions ......................... 26Herfindal, eric T. .................................................. 36Hess, Mary .......................................................... 17Hutchinson, Lisa C. ............................................. 33

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ImmunoFacts 2010 .............................................. 35 Improving Medication use and Outcomes

with Clinical Decision Support: A Practical Step-by-Step Guide ......................... 25

Index Nominum International Drug Directory, 19th edition ...................................... 10

Integrating Critical Care Skills Into Your Practice, A Case Workbook ........................ 17

Interactive <uSP> Ce Online Training Program ........13

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Jew, Rita K. .......................................................... 8Jorgenson, James ................................................ 13Just Ask! Toolkit ................................................... 26

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Kienle, Patricia ............................................... 12, 15Knowlton, Calvin H. ............................................. 36Koda-Kimble, Mary Anne ...................................... 37Kradjan, Wayne A. ............................................... 37Krenzelok, edward P. ........................................... 17

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Lacy, Charles F. ..................................................... 3Laughlin, Mary M. ............................................... 39Lee, Mary ............................................................ 33Legal Handbook for Pharmacy Technicians ............ 39Levin, Bonnie ....................................................... 22Lexi-Comp® ON-HAND ........................................... 5Lexi-Comp® ONLINe™ with AHFS® .......................... 4Lipman, Arthur G. ................................................ 20Love Your Job! DVD and Flyers Set ........................ 26

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Managing and Leading: 44 Lessons Learned for Pharmacists ........... 16, 42

Managing Anticoagulation Patients in the Hospital, The Inpatient Anticoagulation Service ................ 14

Manasse, Henri R. ............................................... 27Mangum, Barry ...................................................... 9Manual for Pharmacy Technicians, 4th edition .........42Manual for Pharmacy Technicians,

3rd edition ................................................. 38, 42Martindale: The Complete

Drug Reference, 36th edition ............................ 10Matzke, Gary R. .................................................. 37McNeil, Melodi J. ................................................ 27McPherson, Mary Lynn ......................................... 20McQueen, Cydney e. ........................................... 28Medical Abbreviations:

30,000 Conveniences at the expense of Communication and Safety, 14th edition ........ 21

Medical Pipeline, The ........................................... 16Medication errors, 2nd edition .............................. 27Medication Reconciliation Handbook, 2nd edition ... 18Medication Safety:

A Guide for Health Care Facilities ...................... 27MedicinesComplete ................................................ 7MedMARx............................................................ 27Methods and Designs for

Outcomes Research ......................................... 33Miller, Douglas A. ..................................................19Model Curriculum for Pharmacy Technician

Training Programs ............................................ 38Mullen, Robert J. ................................................... 8Murdaugh, Lee B. ............................................... 15Murphy, John e. .................................................. 32

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Nageotte, Michael .......................................... 19, 30Natural Medicines Comprehensive

Database 2009 ................................................ 28Natural Standard Herb and Supplement

Reference: evidence-Based Clinical Reviews ..... 28Neofax 2009: A Manual of Drugs

used in Neonatal Care ........................................ 9Nimmo, Christine M. ............................................ 17

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O’Connell, Mary Beth ........................................... 30Oncology Pharmacy Preparatory Review Course .... 26Online Ce Course, Concepts

in Clinical Pharmakokinetics .............................. 32

Online Modules for Medication Reconciliation ................................. 14

Ornum, Michael Van ............................................. 25Osheroff, Jerome A. ............................................ 25

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Pace, Heather A. ................................................. 25Pain Management for Primary Care Clinicians ........ 20Palliative Pharmacy Care ................................ 20, 42Papadopoulos, John ............................................. 36Pediatric Dosage Handbook, 16th edition ................ 3Pediatric Injectable Drugs, 9th edition

(Teddy Bear Book) .............................................. 8Penna, Richard P. ................................................ 36Pharmaceutical Calculations, 13th edition ............. 35Pharmaceutical Care, 2nd edition

A Primer on the Pharmacist’s Changing Role in Patient Care ........................... 36

Pharmaceutical Care with Dietary Supplements, Concepts and Common Sense .......................... 28

Pharmacist’s Guide to evidence-Based Medicine for Clinical Decision Making .............................. 25

Pharmacology for Technicians, 4th edition ....... 39, 42Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic

Approach, 7th edition ................................. 37, 42Pharmacotherapy Casebook, 7th edition .......... 37, 42Pharmacotherapy Handbook, 7th edition ............... 37Pharmacy Informatics Primer .......................... 22, 42Pharmacy in Public Health:

Basics and Beyond ....................................... 1, 31Pharmacy Professional’s Guide to

Résumés, CVs, and Interviewing ........................ 34Pharmacy Technician Certification

Review & Practice exam, 2nd edition ........... 38, 42Pharmacy Technician Certification Review,

3rd edition .........................................................42Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket

Drug Reference, 5th edition .............................. 39Phelps, Stephanie J. .............................................. 8Pocket Guide to Critical Care Pharmacotherapy...... 36Pocket Guide to Injectable Drugs, Companion to the

Handbook on Injectable Drugs, 15th edition ......... 2Posey, L. Michael ................................................. 37Power, Luci .......................................................... 13Preceptor’s Handbook for Pharmacists,

2nd edition ...................................................... 22

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Reiss, Barry S. .................................................... 35Residency Directories ........................................... 36Ripepe, Suzette .................................................... 39

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Safe and effective Medication use in the emergency Department ........................... 14

Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs Video Training Program ......................... 11, 13, 42

Saine, Deb ........................................................... 27Schlesselman, Michael ......................................... 22Schneider, Phillip J. ............................................. 12Semla, Todd P. ...................................................... 3SilverPlatter ........................................................... 7

Simpson, Kit N. ................................................... 33Skyscape ............................................................... 5Slack, Marion K. .................................................. 31Sleeper-Irons, Rebecca......................................... 33Smith, Blaine T. ................................................... 33Smith, Judith A. .................................................. 30Soo-Hoo, Winson ................................................... 8Spanish for the Pharmacy Professional .................. 34Spruill, William J. ................................................ 32Staff Development for Pharmacy Practice .............. 17STAT!Ref Medical Library ........................................ 7Stedman’s Medical Dictionary for the

Health Professions and Nursing, 6th edition, Illustrated ........................................................ 21

Stockley’s Drug Interactions, 8th edition ................ 10Strickland, Jennifer .............................................. 20Sweetman, Sean C. ............................................. 10Swiss Pharmaceutical Society ............................... 10

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Taketomo, Carol K. ................................................ 3Talbert, Robert L. ................................................. 37Teddy Bear Book, Pediatric Injectable Drugs,

9th edition ........................................................ 8Textbook of Therapeutics, 8th edition .................... 36Thompson, Kasey K. ............................................ 27Tisdale, James e. ...................................................19Tracy, Sarah A. .................................................... 15Trissel, Lawrence A. ...................................... 2, 6, 9Trissel’s Stability of Compounded

Formulations, 4th edition .................................... 9

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understanding Pharmacy Reimbursement ............. 18uSP Pharmacists’ Pharmacopeia, 2nd edition ........ 21uselton, John P ......................................................15

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Vogenberg, F. Randy ............................................. 18

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Wade, William e. ................................................. 32Walesh, Stuart G. ................................................ 16Washington Manual® of Medical Therapeutics ....... 36Weber, Robert J. ................................................. 18Wells, Barbara G. ................................................ 37White, Rebecca .................................................... 10Wilson, Andrew L. ............................................... 16Women’s Health Across the Lifespan:

A Pharmacotherapeutic Approach ............. 1, 30, 42

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Yaffe, S.J. ............................................................. 8Yee, Gary C. ........................................................ 37Young, Lloyd Y. .................................................... 37Young, Thomas e. ................................................. 9

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