Pharmacoinformatics contains all knowledge and data in the field of pharmacy, which is determined by system information. It includes not only drug information directly related to drugs, but also information indirectly related to drugs, such as disease changes, drug resistance, physiological and pathological status, medical care and so on. Pharmacoinformatics has become an independent branch discipline.
Pharmacoinformatics classification
1, a first-class document. That is, raw materials, including domestic journals, foreign journals, pharmaceutical science and technology materials (including pharmaceutical science and technology raw materials, papers exchanged at academic conferences, university dissertations, scientific research results reported by research departments, clinical trial drug efficacy evaluation and case reports) and other pharmaceutical materials (including pharmaceutical patents, pharmacoeconomics and regulatory materials). ).
2. Secondary literature. On the basis of making full use of secondary literature, we can get twice the result with half the effort. Secondary literature refers to all kinds of directories, indexes and abstracts after processing and sorting out the primary literature.
3. Three documents. Publications summarized, synthesized and classified according to primary and secondary documents. Including pharmacopoeia, drug collection, encyclopedia, monograph and reference book. Drug Collection is mainly for clinical introduction of drugs, so it is a necessary reference book for clinical pharmacists and licensed pharmacists.
(1) Newly Edited Pharmacology is the largest and most famous drug collection in China.
(2) The martindale Special Pharmacopoeia is called Pharmacopoeia, which is actually not compiled and published by the state, but a collection of drugs edited and published by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society. The book is characterized by combining clinical practice, rich reference materials and timely updating of knowledge.
The main ways and methods of collecting and obtaining drug information;
1, professional journals are the source of PI, collecting PI and storing information in various ways.
2. Establish a computer consulting service system to store information and solve practical clinical problems.
3. Academic conferences, activities and continuing education lectures are also ways to obtain PI.
4. Go deep into the clinic and learn information from doctors and nurses with an open mind.
In short, to collect and obtain drug information, we should often read professional journals, use computers most conveniently, attend academic conferences, and practice more in clinical communication.