Good Pharm resources

[Perrotfish]

I'm a 4th year medical student, about to start residency, and pharm is definitely a major weakness for me (and, from my observations, for a lot of physicians). Since you're the experts I thought I would ask you guys: what do you think are the best resources for learning and memorizing pharmacology. I don't mean reference texts (uptodate works fine for that) but rather online lectures, podcasts, flash cards, textbooks and review books of reasonable length, and most of all question books/qbanks. I'm going into Pediatrics, so anything infectious disease related would be especially helpful.

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[joetrisman]

I like flashcardexchange.com a lot! I can often find card sets that mostly cover what I want to study without having to make them. Additionally a lot of apps are compatible with the site to download to your mobile.

 

[Trakker]

Have you tried pharm charts: http://myworld.ebay.com/pharmcharts

I got it when I was studying for my pharmacist board exams and still using it today for work.

 

[owlegrad]

I also like pharmacy charts. They even sent me a free OTC guide. He also "liked" an article I wrote. I don't know the guy behind it, but I bet he is cool.

 

[Perrotfish]

What is the format of pharm charts? Is it an outline? A text?

 

[owlegrad]

What is the format of pharm charts? Is it an outline? A text?

If I had to describe it, I would say it is chart-like. The website has example photos.

 

[Trakker]

this website has good hospital pharmacy information: http://www.globalrph.com/

 

[CAMi]

I'm a 4th year medical student, about to start residency, and pharm is definitely a major weakness for me (and, from my observations, for a lot of physicians). Since you're the experts I thought I would ask you guys: what do you think are the best resources for learning and memorizing pharmacology. I don't mean reference texts (uptodate works fine for that) but rather online lectures, podcasts, flash cards, textbooks and review books of reasonable length, and most of all question books/qbanks. I'm going into Pediatrics, so anything infectious disease related would be especially helpful.

I am in a similar situation as you. I have been using pharmacology recall and it has helped: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0781787300/ref=nosim/studentdoctor-20

 

[enoti]

I need a quick review for my ambulatory care rotation. Any suggestions?

 

[enoti]

I also like pharmacy charts. They even sent me a free OTC guide. He also "liked" an article I wrote. I don't know the guy behind it, but I bet he is cool.

Can you tell me how did you get a free OTC guide?

 

[owlegrad]

Can you tell me how did you get a free OTC guide?

I really just sent him a message on Facebook asking for it and he sent it to me.

 

[Trakker]

Can you tell me how did you get a free OTC guide?

just send them a message on their fb page: https://www.facebook.com/pharmacycharts