Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Stabilis, the database of stabilities and compatibilities of injectable drugs


Infostab is a non-profit making association under French law. The goal of the association is to promote the correct use of injectable drugs in hospital (preparation, administration, stability and compatibility).

The association publishes an international database of stabilities and compatibilities of injectable drugs, STABILIS, which is translated into 24 languages.

The Web site is mainly directed towards the aspects of stability and compatibility of injectable drugs with topical information, lists of publications and posters as well as links towards guidelines concerning stability studies, the sites of other databases or journals publishing on the subject.

Our congratulations to Dr Jean Vigneron and his colleagues for the great job!

Sources

Infostab

STABILIS


1 Comment:

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Saturday, March 15, 2008 11:27:00 AM

Monday, February 18, 2008

European Association of Faculties of Pharmacy: 2008 Annual Conference


European Association of Faculties of Pharmacy
2008 Annual Conference :

New issues in Pharmacy Education

Lille
June 12-14, 2008


Faculté des Sciences Pharmaceutiques et Biologiques
3, rue du Professeur Laguesse
BP 83 - 59006 Lille cedex
France


WELCOME

The Faculty of Pharmacy of Lille and the European Association of Faculties of Pharmacy (EAFP) have the great honour and joy of inviting you to the annual conference, in Lille, France, 12th - 14th June 2008.

The theme of the conference is « New issues in Pharmacy Education ». Plenary lectures and workshops will be held to discuss different aspects of training for pharmacy practice. The adaptation of Bologna process to Pharmacy education, the use of new teaching technologies and new learning methods, allowing patient-focused training, ending with practitioner validation.

Faculty members, pharmacy students, and members of pharmaceutical institutions are invited to participate in the conference and to contribute to the discussions, strengthening the links and partnerships for pharmacy education. The Members of the Local Organizing Committee will do their utmost to make the conference and your stay in Lille an enjoyable and inspirational experience.

Lille, European Capital of Culture in 2004, Capital of Nord/Pas de Calais Region, is renowned for its architectural wealth from Baroque to Flemish style. Lille is also proud of its festive traditions (such as the Braderie, a giant jumble sale…) and its gastronomy (potjevleesch, Genièvre…). It still has a human dimension owing to the spirit of generosity and warmth of the Northerners. This in itself attracts tourists who explore Lille and its surrounding areas and towns, some rich with a history of trade and industry, and others with a cultural and festive tradition. Let yourself and accompanying persons be tempted and head out to explore these exceptional sites and districts of which we Northerners are so proud !
We wish you a most hearty welcome to Lille.

Professor Daniel Vion,

Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy,
Lille 2 University of Health and Law


For further information : Annie.Marcincal@univ-lille2.fr

Friday, February 01, 2008

European Journal of Oncology Pharmacy, Volume 2, 2008/Issue 1


The Official Journal of the European Society of Oncology Pharmacy (http://www.esop.li/index.php) is ready for downloading in .pdf format

(European Journal of Oncology Pharmacy, Volume 2, 2008/Issue 1).


Contents:

  • Because there is a need
  • New approaches, new treatments
  • Pictures of life beyond cancer
  • Dasatinib in the treatment of chronic myeloid leukaemia
  • Spillages and occupational exposure to cytotoxic drugs in an oncology centre
  • Glucarpidase: a method of rescue from high dose methotrexate
  • Psychological support of quality of life in cancer patients
  • Combined radiochemotherapy – the state of the art
  • Supportive care: nutrition problems, alopecia and mucositis
  • Dispensing of oral chemotherapy in the community: a viability assessment in the UK
  • Current thinking in antifungal prophylaxis
  • A good standard of contributions at the SFPO
  • Highlights of the NZW-Süd oncology meeting in Ravensburg, Germany
  • 8th Annual meeting of Polish oncology pharmacists
  • Greek pharmacists visit the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre