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Pocket Handbook of Psychiatric Drug Treatment

Posted by admin on February 28th, 2010

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New York University, New York City. Second edition of the quick-reference companion to Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, a Brandon/Hill selection by the same author. First edition 1993. Quick reference on psychiatric drug therapy, arranged by pharmacologic activity. … More >>

Pocket Handbook of Psychiatric Drug Treatment

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One Response to “Pocket Handbook of Psychiatric Drug Treatment”

1. Terry Bell says:

   February 28, 2010 at 8:26 am

   This is the most useful and concise guide to psychopharmacology I have come across. I recommend all our residents have it on hand. It is reasonably priced, so it is no problem to replace as new editions become available. It is user-friendly, clinically applicable, and an enormously helpful resource in studying for the written boards. It would also be a useful guide for non-psychiatrist physicians.
   Rating: 5 / 5