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Adverse Drug Reactions & Drug Side Effects
Welcome to the adverse drug reactions and drug side effects section for physicians and pharmacists. This section features links to clinical practice resources on reporting, identifying and managing adverse drug reactions and drug side effects.
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Drug Interactions
Welcome to the drug interactions section for physicians and pharmacists. This section features links to clinical practice resources on identifying, checking and managing drug-drug including CYP450 (cytochrome P450), drug-herb and drug-food interactions.
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Drug Allergy & Cross-Reactivity
This section features links to clinical practice resources on managing drug allergies and cross-reactivity reactions to drugs such as penicillins, cephalosporins, sulfonamides, NSAIDs and opioids.
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Parenteral Drug Therapy
Welcome to the parenteral drug therapy section for physicians and pharmacists. This clinical subject features links to resources on intravenous (iv) compatibility and administration, infusion / injectable drug monographs and more.
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Crushing Tablets & Drug Administration via Enteral Feeding Tubes
Welcome to the crushing tablets and drug administration via enteral feeding tubes section for pharmacists. This section includes links to clinical practice resources on crushing tablets for patients with dysphagia / swallowing difficulties, medication administration via enteral feeding tubes and drug-enteral feeding interactions.
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Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation
Welcome to the drugs in pregnancy and lactation section for physicians and pharmacists. This section includes links to resources on teratology and drugs in pregnancy and safely prescribing in lactation/breastfeeding.
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Drugs causing alopecia
Some drugs may cause hair loss by interfering with the cycle of hair growth.
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Stability of Drugs in Compliance Aids
Welcome to the stability of drugs in compliance aids section for pharmacists. This section includes links to drug information resources on light sensitive drugs and what medicines can be repackaged in compliance aids / dose administration aids (DAA) / monitored dosage systems (MDS).
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High Risk Medicines
What are high risk (alert) medicines? Examples of high risk medicines, potential harm and interventions to reduce patient harm.
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Drugs Highly Bound to Plasma Proteins
Many drugs bind to plasma proteins to some degree. The plasma proteins mainly involved in drug binding are albumin, α1-acid…
Clinical Pharmacology & Drug Therapy
This category on clinical pharmacology/drug therapy will cover various topics such as drugs and their mechanism of actions, prescribing medicines, drug interactions, pharmacokinetics, and adverse drug reactions. Explore resources like study notes, clinical tables, drug information guides and prescribing content for medical students, foundation doctors, pharmacy students, pharmacists, nursing students and nurses.