In addition, AccessPharmacy includes:

• Case Studies, Care Plans, and Self-Assessment -- "To help develop and track key skills, integrated case studies, care plans, self-assessment, and NAPLEX review provide critical feedback for students and teachers."
• Useful Tools -- "More than twenty functional calculators, guides to laboratory tests, and an integrated drug database provide clinical relevance."
• Other Features
  • "Over 150 drug-therapy cases with Q&A and care plans that students can complete and submit to faculty. A secure instructor's guide with answer key is available to course directors...Over 500 curricular topics from the core curriculum."
  • "Separate organ-system based mapping allows users to browse by organ system."
  • "Virtual cases with video, interactive decision-making, and quizzes that lead students through sample diagnoses and treatment regimens."
  • "Functional calculators including unit conversions, body weight, and creatinine clearance.
  • Q&A with over 4,000 questions mapped to the core curriculum; the number of tests taken and last score are recorded with an option to email results."
  • "Dedicated NAPLEX review from Quick Review Pharmacy and Pharmacy and Federal Drug Law Review."
  • "Downloadable and printable PowerPoint Pharmacotherapy Education Guides, based on select DiPiro textbook chapters, that are ideal for study and group presentations. (FREE!)"
  • "Extensive glossary of over 1,500 terms that are indexed for search and linked from text pages."
  • "Integrated drug database providing critical information about dosing, adverse reactions, and indications and contraindications, as well as patient education in English and Spanish."
  • "Drug of the Week" quiz that tests the ability to visually identify the top 200 brand-name drugs."
  • Detailed drug interaction animations adapted from Goodman & Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics."
  • Drug effectiveness content from Doctor Evidence provides in-context access to drug effectiveness statements for over 500 common diseases and the 300 most-prescribed medications."