Brief Manual Of Prescription Writing In Latin Or English

"A Brief Manual Of Prescription Writing In Latin Or English" is a valuable resource for physicians, pharmacists, and students in the medical and pharmaceutical fields. This manual offers practical guidance on writing prescriptions accurately and effectively. Covering both Latin and English prescription writing, it bridges historical pharmaceutical practices with contemporary needs.

Authored by Mary (Lawson) Neff, this manual serves as a comprehensive tool for understanding the intricacies of prescription composition. It provides a foundation for clear communication between healthcare providers and pharmacists, ensuring patient safety and optimal therapeutic outcomes. It is an essential addition to any medical or pharmaceutical library.

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