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The science of medicine design is a study book by Philip Denton, published by Oxford University Press. This learning resource is intended for students and beginning pharmacy students and offers deep insight into the design and use of medicines. The book makes clear how design explores the different dosage forms, such as tablets, injectable liquids, and inhalation gases, and why knowledge of chemical properties is essential for effective pharmacology.
Contents and purpose
Medicine design explores the entire process from molecule to medicinal product, with attention to the role of the pharmacist. The study book covers the manufacture of medicines, their pharmacological action in the body, and the integration of theoretical and practical knowledge. This helps the book support beginning students in understanding pharmacology in a modern context.
Properties
- Author: Philip Denton (Liverpool John Moores University)
- Series: Integrated Foundations Of Pharmacy
- Publisher: Oxford University Press
- Publication date: 25 July 2013
- Number of pages: 288
- ISBN: 9780199655311
- Theme: Pharmacology
- BISAC: MEDICAL / Pharmacology
Additional support
Online materials include figures from the book and self-assessment questions that strengthen understanding of the chapters. These tools are available for registered users and students, further optimizing the learning experience.
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