Library Guides: Pharmacy and Pharmacology: Key resources

Databases

Use these databases to find scholarly journal articles

PubMed
Freely available health database
EMBASE
Biomedical and pharmacological bibliographic records from EMBASE and MEDLINE.
CINAHL
Contains citations with abstracts to articles published in nursing and allied health literature
Natural medicines
Evidence-based information on complementary and alternative medicine, including dietary supplements.
International pharmaceutical abstracts
Includes legislation, regulation, technology, biopharmaceutics, education and ethics in Pharmacy.
Scopus
A multidisciplinary abstract and citation database of peer reviewed literature, book reviews and conference proceedings.

Australian injectable drugs handbook online
The Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook is a collaborative venture between pharmacists and nurses. It is a comprehensive reference of injectable medicines, including antineoplastic agents
APF 24
Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary and Handbook -
Available in the PACE library in print only - no online access.

Merck index online
The Merck Index is the definitive reference work for authoritative information on chemicals, drugs and biologicals.
MIMS online

Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients by Paul J. Sheskey (Editor) et al
Call Number: Online and On Shelf at RS201.E87H362017
ISBN: 9780857112712
Publication Date: 2017
The Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients collects together essential data on the physical properties of excipients as well as providing information on their safe use and applications.

LinkedIn Learning
A collection of online training videos and tutorials focusing on software and skills in IT, design and business. Course topics include office applications, 3D animation, audio engineering, CAD, software development, photography, video editing, and web design. (Formerly Lynda.com)

Your liaison librarian can provide expert advice for your subject:

Pharmacy generally uses either the Vancouver or the APA 7th referencing style.

Always double check with your lecturer or supervisor about which style to use.