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Are
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Dear Fellow Healthcare
Professional,
 Welcome!...to a new way to stay
informed and to keep updated with all the latest NEW DRUG releases.
Introducing New Drug Pocket Briefs, a website that provides
monographs of
newly
released drugs, for study or to store on your PDA (e.g. Palm, Handspring, or
Sony) for quick reference. Select new drugs are summarized into
brief, but complete reviews that are organized in an easy-to-use format.
New Drug Pocket Briefs is developed, written, and edited by a working
pharmacist for working pharmacists and healthcare
professionals, so only practical and useful information is
presented.
Here's how to access the drug info:
1. Simply click on the year desired to see a list of new drug
releases.
2. If a link to a new
drug monograph is available, click on
the link.
3. Save the file
as a Word
document onto your hard drive.
4. Open the file in Word and the drug review
will appear as a 1-2 page document.
2001 drugs
2000 drugs
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Directions on How to Save Drug Reviews on Palm, Handspring, or Sony PDAs...
Storing information on the latest new drug releases onto your Palm
Pilot, Handspring Visor, or Sony Clie' is easy to do. It's a convenient and handy
way to refer to vital information at a
moment's
need for quick reference.
Click this hyperlink for more info....
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What sets us apart from other drug information websites...
Essential information needed by the pharmacist (e.g. drug
preparation, significant drug interactions, specific dosage, availability) are included in New
Drug Pocket Briefs that may not be
highlighted in other downloadable drug information products such as
ePocrates® or
MobileMicromedex®.
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E-mail
your comments ideas or suggestions to: newdrugpb@earthlink.net
Visit us regularly to stay updated with all the new
drugs!
Notice to reader:
The intent of these drug reviews is to provide a condensed summary of new drug
information. While care and effort have been made to ensure these monographs
contain the most significant and pertinent information, the author and publisher
is not responsible for omissions, lack of completeness, or errors. Readers are
urged to refer to the complete prescribing information available in the package
insert and other appropriate sources for further information. Because the field
of health care is constantly evolving and there are numerous changes in drug
therapy, readers are advised to regularly consult the current drug literature
and available drug information resources.
© 2001 New Drug
Pocket Briefs
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