Minor Illness or Major Disease? By (author) Pharmaceutical Press, Edited by Brian Addison, By (author) Alyson Brown, By (author) Ruth Edwards

Minor Illness or Major Disease?
By (author) Pharmaceutical Press, Edited by Brian Addison, By (author) Alyson Brown, By (author) Ruth Edwards

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Short Description:

A guide to responding to patient symptoms in the pharmacy.

Publisher: Pharmaceutical Press
Published: 31 January 2012
Format: Paperback
Pages: 256 pages
Categories: Medical Diagnosis
ISBN 13: 9780853699613
ISBN 10: 0853699615

Full description for Minor Illness or Major Disease?

Minor Illness or Major Disease? is a well-established undergraduate textbook covering the diagnosis and management of the illnesses and diseases frequently encountered in community pharmacy practice. It aids the pharmacist in differentiating between minor illnesses which can be safely managed in the pharmacy and major diseases that require referral to a medical practitioner. This new edition has been completely revised and restructured by a new team of authors with a foreword by all four UK chief pharmaceutical officers. The fifth edition: arranges the illnesses in BNF chapter order to facilitate easy cross reference; includes a chapter on nutrition; utilises a problem-based learning approach; has trigger cases, management options, pharmacists and General Practitioner opinions, self assessment questions, summary of key points and key referral criteria. Minor Illness or Major Disease? is an invaluable textbook for pharmacy undergraduate and pre-registration students and also serves as an essential aid to all community pharmacists.

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