PDR

I had seen some posts before saying that the PDR is useless, but I personally have never used one.  I had clinical pharmacology where I worked before, but it is outrageous to keep it up-to-date!

• Med transcription books - Kristin
  • Tessier's Surgical 'Word Book, old but good. And the Quick Look Drug Book and Saunders - Pharm. Words, both new every year. nm
    • Please forgive the double post. Wise NM - Wise.MT
    • Tessier is Best and has new 2005 3rd Edition sm - Wise.MT
      • Great news! Thanks! Definitely the bible of anyone doing surgery. :) nm - Love the Tessier's! nm
    • Tessiers and Stedmans for surgery books - MT in MT
  • IMO a current PDR (Physicians Desk Reference), which runs about $200.00 (sm) - giddy pc guru
    • It's a really nice foot rest ... - Me
      • But of course there are now pill-identifier websites too! - sm
    • PDR - Kristin
      • If you know anyone that works at a hospital, they - usually purchase PDR's each year for their nurs
      • PDR not real MT-friendly....IMO - sm
        • There is a nurses PDR also - MT in MT
    • No way - got one at Sam's for $39 (sm) - Jose
      • No, but it was free for me; a gift from a very generous physician. Oh, and (sm) - such simpleness
        • AMEN! - Kristin

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