Lea S. Eiland Books

Pediatric Pharmacotherapy

By Sandra Benavides, Lea S. Eiland, Milap C. Nahata, Brady S. Moffett, Jennifer Le, Michael Chicella, Dr. Sandra Benavides Pharm.D., Michelle Condren, Tracy M Hagemann, Kalen Manasco, Heather L VandenBussche

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Pediatric Pharmacotherapy focuses on the unique therapeutic needs of neonates, infants, children, and adolescents. Patients in these age groups offer challenges distinct from those of adult patient...

Pharmprep: ASHP'S NAPLEX Review

By Lea S. Eiland, Lea S. Eiland PharmD BCPS, Diane B. Ginsburg MS RPh FASHP

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Infectious Disease Pharmacotherapy Self Assessment

By Lea S. Eiland, American Society Of Health-System Pharmacists, Diane B. Ginsburg

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Infectious disease (ID) is a constant concern for pharmacy clinicians, with far too few specialists to meet the demand. That means that while more and more pharmacists are seeking the added qualifi...

PharmPrep : ASHP'S NAPLEX Review

By Lea S. Eiland

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PharmPrep : ASHP'S NAPLEX Review

By Lea S. Eiland

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Infectious Disease : Pharmacotherapy Self Assessment

By Lea S. Eiland, American Society Of Health-System Pharmacists, Diane B. Ginsburg

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