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Prescribing in Dermatology 🔍
Polly Buchanan; Molly Courtenay Cambridge, UK ; New York: Cambridge University Press, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 2006
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The introduction of non-medical prescribing has meant that nurses, pharmacists and the professions allied to health are frequently faced with prescribing decisions. This text provides easily accessible information upon which to base these decisions when prescribing for patients with dermatological conditions ensuring safe and effective prescribing practices. Each chapter looks at a common skin disorder (including acne vulgaris and rosacea, psoriasis, eczema, urticaria and angio-oedema, infections and infestations, and skin cancer) and provides information on assessment, differential diagnosis, management strategies and prescribing. Key background information from the relevant life sciences (anatomy, physiology and pharmacology), as applied to clinical practice, is also provided. This book provides an invaluable guide for those healthcare professionals prescribing for, and treating, patients with dermatological conditions.
Alternative author
Buchanan, Polly, Courtenay, Molly
Alternative publisher
Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
Alternative edition
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
Alternative edition
Cambridge, UK ; New York, 2006
Alternative edition
1 edition, July 10, 2006
Alternative description
<p><P>An invaluable resource providing safe and effective information for dermatological prescribing decisions.</p> <h3>Doody Review Services</h3> <p><b>Reviewer&#58;</b>Patricia Wong, MD(Stanford University Medical Center)<BR><b>Description&#58;</b>This book provides a very user friendly, clinical approach to treating and understanding skin disorders for the nondermatologist. Patient education tips are listed in a clear and concise manner and could be reproduced for patient hand outs. Color photographs of common skin problems are included.<BR><b>Purpose&#58;</b>The purpose is to help nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals learn the principles of prescribing dermatological medications.<BR><b>Audience&#58;</b>The audience is nurses, pharmacists, and other allied healthcare professionals.<BR><b>Features&#58;</b>The patient education discussions are the strength of this book. The practical advice for patients and suggestions for how providers can explain various skin disorders are very good. The book references web sites for downloading patient handouts at the end of the chapters.<BR><b>Assessment&#58;</b>This is a nice book for beginning paramedical personnel to have in the field of dermatology.</p>
Alternative description
This text provides safe and effective information for all health professionals faced with prescribing decisions for patients with dermatological conditions. Each chapter looks at a common skin disorder and provides information on assessment, differential diagnosis, management strategies and prescribing. Basic science information relevant to clinical practice is also provided
Alternative description
An appropriate knowledge and understanding of pharmacology is essential for those health care professionals prescribing in dermatology.
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vii, 130 pages : 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index
date open sourced
2024-07-01
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