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For inquiries contact Robin Parker at druginformation@lipscomb.edu.
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Pharmacy Databases
The Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy provides preceptors with access to AccessPharmacy and PharmacyLibrary. Contact the Drug Information Center at druginformation@lipscomb.edu for a username and password.
- AccessPharmacy This link opens in a new window
Provides access to leading pharmacy reference materials, illustrated textbooks (read-aloud option), infographics, multimedia, interactive self-assessment study tools, drug therapy cases, and drug databases with dosing information, adverse reactions, and more.
- Reminder: Remote access times out 90 days. You'll need to log into the database while on campus to reactivate remote access.
- APhA Pharmacy Library This link opens in a new window
Features content from the American Pharmacists Association (APhA)'s authoritative textbooks, an interactive NAPLEX review, case studies, article abstracts from the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, and a variety of news sources.
Free Databases -
- Drugs@FDASearch FDA for drug labels, therapeutic equivalents (orange book information), recalls, approval history and more.
- ePocrates OnlineFree access to drug information monographs (not as detailed as subscription version)
- MedscapeProfessional focus, medical content with CME, expert opinions, drug information, summaries of key data and presentations from major medical meetings, and free email newsletters.
- National Library of Medicine Drug PortalSearch all of the National Library of Medicine’s resources – package insert information (Daily Med), clinical trials (www.clinicaltrials.gov), use in breastfeeding (LactMed) and more.
- WHO drug informationWorld Health Organization website of factsheets, guidelines, specific drugs and topics such as antimicrobial resistance.