Welcome to your Pharmacy Subject Research Guide
Watch the video to meet your Academic and Digital Library Liaison – Stephanie Fair, then have a look in the sections below to find useful and relevant resources for your course.
If you are not able to find what you are looking for please contact your Academic Digital Library Liaison, listed at the bottom of the page, who will be happy to help you with all library and subject research needs.
Key Ebooks

The Prescribing Pharmacist

Pharmacology Case Studies for Nurse Prescribers

Medication Adherence : A Practical Approach to Optimizing Medication Use

Look It Up! : What Patients, Doctors, Nurses, and Pharmacists Need to Know About the Internet and Primary Health Care

Ten Drugs : How Plants, Powders, and Pills Have Shaped the History of Medicine

Person-Centred Teams : A Practical Guide to Delivering Personalisation Through Effective Team-work

Developing reflective practice : a guide for students and practitioner for Health and Social Care

Nursing and Health : compassion, caring and communication
Library Search
eCore is an essential tool for finding, via one single search box, information from the physical and online library resources available to you, including:
- Research Starters
- Library catalogue
- Ebooks
- Magazines articles
- News and newspaper articles
- Encyclopedia articles
- Additional Online Resources

Medicines Complete
Medicines Complete is the worlds most comprehensive and current resource for Pharmacy professionals. It gives you access to up to date versions of:
- BNF
- Martindale: Drug Reference Guide
- Dale and Applebee’s
- Stockley’s Drug Interactions
With information on over 7,000 drugs and 600,000 pages of drug information and preparations, this is a must use resource.

ClickView
ClickView is Edinburgh College’s media player. It contains TV & Radio programmes recorded from free-to-air channels and Audio & Video produced by staff.
For sign in guidance, please visit our Clickview page.
Here are some relevant videos for your course:

Podcasts
Podcasts are a good way to keep up with the latest discussions and trends related to your field of study. Here you can find relevant Podcasts, from trusted organisations and authors, for your subject area.

Referencing

Referencing at Edinburgh College: Online Course
Our online course (approx. 30min) provides a simple introduction to referencing and plagiarism using the Harvard system of referencing. If you are new to referencing this is the ideal place to start. We provide introductory guidance on what referencing is, why you need to reference, and how to correctly reference some of the most common sources in your assignments.
The course is divided into 7 sections. Sections have short activities that you can undertake to test your own understanding of the topics you have read about.

Cite Them Right: Referencing Support
This is a comprehensive guide to referencing and plagiarism. Cite Them Right provides full guidance on how to correctly reference all sources in your assignments, with guidance available on Harvard and numerous other styles of referencing.
You can use Cite The Right to help format references, look up answers to your referencing questions, support with paraphrasing and summarising from sources, and follow an in depth tutorial to test your knowledge and learn even more.

Downloadable Guide
This is a double-sided A4 sheet that you can print and take away with you. It details how to reference some of the more common sources you may need to reference and uses the Harvard system of referencing. Please be aware that this is most easily understood after completing our Referencing at Edinburgh College course (approx. 30mins).
Support

Contact Stephanie Fair at stephanie.fair@edinburghcollege.ac.uk
Find contact information for the Library team by visiting our Contact and Support page