Pharmatecture Revised: Minimizing Medications to Maximize Results

by Gideon Bosker

Pharmatecture is a how to guide designed to help pharmacists and physicians construct or streamline effective drug regimens. Bosker applies architectural principles to pharmacology with the goal of eliminating the need for multiple-purpose drugs and reducing the potential for adverse drug interactions. This user-friendly book features charts, graphs, and tables as well as the sample drug regimens. In addition, it is written in an easy to read, entertaining style.

484 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1996