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	title:	Introduction to Pharmaceutical Calculations
	author:	Judith A. Rees, Ian Smith, Brian Smith
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Pharmaceutical Press
	released:	November 1, 2004
	isbn:	0853696039
	isbn-13:	9780853696032

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Customer Reviews
A good book for the advanced pharmacy practitioner - Rated A bit pricey though. The book needs to be aimed at students or a downsized edition with "sound bytes". The book also does not focus on the pre-registration exam which is the main concern for students if they are aiming to get a calculation book. The chapters on TDM calculation were quite useful in the TDM module but more focus needs to be on the exam ar atleast some tips on how to pass the exam. I understand there are books based specifically for the exam but why not kill two birds with one stone...well book if you insist.

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A good book for the advanced pharmacy practitioner - Rated 3/5
A bit pricey though. The book needs to be aimed at students or a downsized edition with "sound bytes". The book also does not focus on the pre-registration exam which is the main concern for students if they are aiming to get a calculation book. The chapters on TDM calculation were quite useful in the TDM module but more focus needs to be on the exam ar atleast some tips on how to pass the exam. I understand there are books based specifically for the exam but why not kill two birds with one stone...well book if you insist.