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Free Training on “New” Clinical Pharmacology Available

Clinical Pharmacology recently unveiled its completely redesigned user interface, featuring a sleaker look, quicker navigation, and additional drug information. Both the new and “classic” versions of Clinical Pharmacology are accessible via Library’s web site QuickLinks dropdown menu.

Beginning September 12th, Clinical Pharmacology will make the new user interface its default. Users will be able to link back to the “classic” version until March 31, 2008. However, to ensure that users are prepared for and comfortable with the transition, Clinical Pharmacology is offering free training sessions daily (Monday through Friday) during the next few weeks.

Please visit http://maintainingthegoldstandard.com/webExTrainingSchedule.htm to access the Clinical Pharmacology training schedule. The Clinical Pharmacology customer support team is now teaching these internet/phone-based training seminars with frequent and varied session times for your convenience.

 

Features of the new Clinical Pharmacology include:

• New Look
  • Completely redesigned user interface
  • Simplified and more accessible Drug IDentifier feature
  • Content and features presented in 4 main sections:
    • Find/List
    • Reports
    • Patient Education
    • Resource Center
  • Improved monograph and product information layout to enhance accessibility to information
• Quicker Navigation
  • All-inclusive search results page and new navigation to any section of a monograph, patient education, specific drug product information or to begin a report
  • Clinical Pharmacology Toolbar
  • Bookmark key pages to your desktop
  • Recent Reports link allows you to review previous reports
• Additional Drug Information
  • MedCounselor: Enhanced consumer drug information
    • Complies with all national standards for Consumer Medical Information (CMI), including Keystone and FDA Guidance
    • Boxed Warning (e.g., Black Box) Indicators added to Contraindication or Precaution content
    • MedGuides now available
    • Resource Center section added
    • Updated and expanded Laboratory References, including pediatric range
  • Pharmaceutical Manufacturer/Distributor Contact Information
  • Links to Drug Class Overviews, Calculators, and other drug and disease information modules