Classification of pharmacoinformatics

(1) Primary literature. 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). ). China Pharmaceutical Industry and other domestic common pharmaceutical journals edited and published by Shanghai Pharmaceutical Industry Research Institute; China Pharmaceutical, edited and published by Southwest Pharmaceutical Economic Center of State Pharmaceutical Products Administration; China Pharmacy edited and published by the Department of Medical Administration of the Ministry of Health and Chongqing Municipal Health Bureau; Chinese pharmaceutical affairs edited and published by China Institute for the Control of Pharmaceutical and Biological Products; China Pharmacy (foreign language edition) edited and published by Peking University Pharmaceutical College.

(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.

The most commonly used secondary literature in China is China Pharmaceutical Abstracts (CPA), followed by China Science and Technology Information Catalogue? Medical and Health, China Science and Technology Information Catalogue? Chinese herbal medicine. The most commonly used foreign secondary literature is International Pharmaceutical Abstracts (IPA), in addition to chemical abstracts (CA), biological abstracts (BA), medical indexes (IM) and medical abstracts (EM).

(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.

For example: ① The newly edited Pharmacology is the most famous drug collection with the largest circulation in China at present;

(2) martindale special pharmacopoeia is called Pharmacopoeia, which is actually not compiled and published by the state, but a drug collection edited and published by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society. The book is characterized by combining clinical practice, rich reference materials and timely updating of knowledge.

Commonly used reference books include English-Chinese Chemistry and Chemical Vocabulary (Science Publishing House), English-Chinese Medical Terminology Compilation (People's Health Publishing House), Common Names of Drugs in China (compiled by the Office of Pharmacopoeia Committee) and Chemical Terminology (Science Publishing House).