Role of Clinical Pharmacologist in Healthcare- Present Scenario
Abstract
The endeavour of a Clinical Pharmacologist is to develop methods and strategies that improve the quality of drug use in individual patients and patient populations. In the first WHO report on clinical pharmacology in 1970,[4] the section on research emphasized the need for studies that explored the mechanisms of action of drugs and identified their pharmacokinetics in humans.
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3. Shelley JH, Baur MP. Paul Martini: the first clinical pharmacologist? Lancet 1999;353:870–3.
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2016-03-20
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Khan FA. Role of Clinical Pharmacologist in Healthcare- Present Scenario. Int Arch BioMed Clin Res [Internet]. 2016Mar.20 [cited 2023Sep.25];2(1):1-. Available from: https://iabcr.org/index.php/iabcr/article/view/220
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