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Am J Hosp Pharm. 1979 Nov;36(11):1523-7.
Developing reimbursable clinical pharmacy programs: pharmacokinetic dosing service.
Moore TD, Schneider PJ, Nold EG.
The development, operation and evaluation of a pharmacy-conducted pharmacokinetic dosing service is described. Pharmacists recommend individualized drug dosing regimens based on pharmacokinetic models and equations clinically tested for accuracy by the pharmacy department. Pharmacokinetic values are determined with the aid of online computer programs developed by the department. Drug assays are provided by the hospital's laboratory. All of the department's pharmacists were trained to provide the 24-hour service. The pharmacy department's $20 pharmacokinetic dosing service fee is reimbursed by Blue Cross. The pharmacokinetic dosing service is the first nonteaching, nonproduct-oriented pharmaceutical service whose cost-effectiveness has been recognized by a third-party payer.
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Int J Biomed Comput. 1970 Jan;1(1):3-9.
The doctor, medical laboratory and pharmacy on-line.
Donaldson FW.
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Am J Hosp Pharm. 1983 Feb;40(2):240-53.
Online searching of the pharmaceutical literature.
Kruse KW.
Online databases that cover pharmaceutical topics are described and then illustrated with four sample searches. The online databases useful for searching pharmaceutical topics can be grouped into three categories: (1) databases devoted exclusively to drugs and the pharmacy profession, such as International Pharmaceutical Abstracts, Pharmaceutical News Index, and Ringdoc; (2) databases covering the clinical medicine literature, such as MEDLINE and its related files and Excerpta Medica; and (3) other scientific databases that include coverage of the pharmaceutical literature, such as BIOSIS Previews, Chem, Scisearch, and NTIS. Databases from each of these groups are discussed. The fields, which are categories of information contained in each record (e.g., author, article title, journal reference, abstract, and assigned indexing terms), are delineated, along with descriptions of how these fields function during the searching operation. The implications of the indexing policies of the various databases on search strategy are also explained. Sample search strategies are illustrated to compare file retrievals on specific subjects.
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