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Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice

Volume 6, Issue 1

2013 · pp. 1–87 · 14 articles

Volume
6
Issue
1
Published
2013
Pages
1–87
Articles
14
Sections
1
ISSN
Online - 0974-8326
Journal
IJOPP

In this issue

Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India

  1. Article

    Mahendrakumar BJ, Sowmya M, Uma Maheswari D, Hymavathi R, Ramesh S

    pp. 1–5

    Formulary is a continually revised compilation of pharmaceuticals and some important ancillary information that reflects the current clinical judgement of medical staff. The main reason for developing hospital formulary …

  2. Article

    Tarun W, Patil P.A, Suresh V P

    pp. 6–12

    Adverse drug reaction (ADR) has been considered as a major threat to healthcare. Many studies continue to explore the incidence, causality and preventability of ADRs in different setup of healthcare so as to minimize or …

  3. Article

    Asawari R, Atmaram P, Kushal G, Aeyna T

    pp. 13–18

    The purpose of this study was to assess the appropriateness in glucocorticoid prescribing with respect to selection, dose, duration and route of therapy to prevent therapeutic failure or occurrence of glucocorticoid asso…

  4. Article

    Rekha B, Saurabh B

    pp. 19–24

    Background:Medication error is recognized as the eighth leading cause of death. Objective: The study was proposed to evaluate the prevalence and types of medication errors in IPD (In-patient department) at multispecialty…

  5. Article

    Rasna J, Bijoy C V, Feba B, Geetha K, Vijayakumar A

    pp. 25–30

    Chemotherapy induced alopecia is the most distressing feature in cancer treatment. The technique of continuous cooling of scalp during chemotherapy reduces the temperature of scalp and causes vasoconstriction of blood ve…

  6. Article

    Anila K N, Emmanuel J

    pp. 31–35

    The study was conducted to find the magnitude of impact of a clinical pharmacist in improving knowledge of cardiology patients about oral anticoagulants. The interventional group received an additional care by the clinic…

  7. Article

    Mahendrakumar B J, Soumya M, Jagadish B D, PraveenKumar M, Varun S C

    pp. 36–40

    Tobacco use is one of the major risk factor for 6 out of 8 leading causes of death in the world.It has been estimated that there are 1.1 billion smokers worldwide and 182 million (16.6%) of them live in India. It has bee…

  8. Article

    Vigneshwaran E, Padmanabha RY, Devanna N

    pp. 41–46

    HIV/AIDS is a chronic disease and the patients are frequently prescribed with multiple long term therapy where it requires educating the patients regarding their disease and about the drugs for an effective management. P…

  9. Article

    Vivek J, Priya R, Shubhi P, Shilpi R, Preeti S, Ashuthosh P, Yashumati R, Nishant P

    pp. 47–58

    Introduction:The present study was design to investigate the level of job satisfaction and social identity among the pharmacist working in rural area of India. Method:Prepared questionnaire for pharmacist job satisfactio…

  10. Article

    Arun A E, Kannan K, ShobhaRani RH, Sundaresh K N, Shekar H S, Ramjan S

    pp. 59–68

    Objective:To do a pilot study to understand the study habits of the post-graduation (PG) pharmacy practice students in India and their perspective on the use of a Learning Management System (LMS) in line with the current…

  11. Article

    Manjusha S, Vandana N, Goutham R, Sneha M, Atmaram P.P

    pp. 69–73

    Eclampsia is a common obstetric emergency associated with significant maternal and fatal morbidity and mortality rate. The aim is to evaluate incidence, management, perinatal & maternal morbidity/ mortality associated wi…

  12. Article

    Sanket S.S, Anand I.S

    pp. 74–79

    The objective of the study was to measure efficacy and safety of Rosuvastatin-10mg versus Atorvastatin-20mg in patients with Hypercholesterolemia. We conducted a single centre retrospective study, involving 117 hyperchol…

  13. Article

    Vinay P, Krishna S N, Narayana G, Jaffar S, Dixon T

    pp. 80–81

    This is a case report focusing on a 50 year old woman's death possibly due to Filgrastim. Filgrastim is considered to be a drug of choice in neutropenic cases. But in this case, Filgrastim has developed several severe ad…

  14. Article

    Sajida S, Jaffar S M, Balaji K, Narayana G

    pp. 82–83

    This is a case report focusing on a 62 years male patient who experienced complete loss of vision after the intra ocular administration of known strength of Bevacizumab. Bevacizumab is the choice of drug in the treatment…