The Thrill of the Case

Case Studies, Drug Interactions, and Clinical Pearls in Medication Management

By: Eric Christianson

Narrated by: Michael Lenz

Length: 7 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's Summary

Clinical pharmacology is often one of the most challenging topics for healthcare professionals. This is a compilation of my favorite case scenarios, drug interactions, and clinical pearls from my practice as a clinical pharmacist. This book is a perfect piece of education for pharmacists, nurse practitioners, physicians, physician assistants, and nurses who are looking to pick up real-life clinical practice pearls about medication management. It is ideal for the new professional or student trying to gain more confidence when it comes to medication management.

©2018 Eric Christianson (P)2018 Eric Christianson

Excellent Case-Based Approach to Learning

The book really felt like I was shadowing a working professional, seeing what and how he made decisions with medicines. He gives good advice not only on how to handle each scenario, but also how to work interprofessionally with other team members. Sometimes other members will agree, sometimes they won't. The books itself make it so much easier to kind of "get it" when it comes to therapeutics, especially with the larger lists of drugs and multiple interactions. I would highly recommend the narrator and book itself.

Very Practical for HC Professionals

As a recent PharmD. graduate, I found this book very useful! I think other HC professionals will find this book useful as well. A great book to listen to during your commute to work or while cleaning the house.

Valuable for intermediate level pharmacists

This is a great resource for people with long commutes like I have. It’s not like a lot of other study resources that just list items in no particular order and with no context. And it’s not like most other medical audiobooks that are written to be understandable by lay people. It’s right in the middle and gives a lot of professional opinion and clinical pearls from his experience. I got a lot out of it and after having listened to the whole thing 2-3 times I had it all memorized

Excellent Examples

This audio book provides excellent insight into the clinical rationale behind medication management recommendations for many common scenarios that are encountered in daily practice.

Great stuff!

The clinical pearls and mnemonics that were spread throughout the book definitely made learning about the drugs easier. It is great how the book is laid out and easy to listen.

Common clinical questions seen on rotations

Overall a pretty thorough review of many common clinical questions seen in rotations and practice.

Eric is the perfect audible orator

This book was extremely well done by Eric Christianson. A soothing and enjoyable voice made listening a pleasure . He made a very difficult subject not only easier to understand by giving examples, pearls, and lists. I’m quite OCD and loved the organization of chapters, case studies and overall attention to detail particularly in the elderly. Well done!

Excellent context and a great refresher course!

I loved the clinical pearls! They’re very practical and are normally encountered in the health care practice. With the growing list of medications and multiple drug interactions, this book is highly recommended to the newly grads as well as to those that have been in practice for years. Kudos to the author, the narrator, and the book itself!

Loved it!

I enjoyed the case studies involving medications, You can definitely tell that they are actual scenarios that happen in real life!

Literally same book sold under two different title

i enjoyed listening to this one, as it is relevant and useful, but I think it is the same as under the title 'Pharmacotherapy'.

More suited to the American market

Although an excellent case based clinical pharmacology audiobook- really not suited to UK based clinicians.
There are many differences in drug names so that this gets quite confusing. This is especially the case when you are listening to the audiobook during long journeys into work- it is difficult to then google search what the British name for an American drug is.

Perfect for young MD's, Pharmacists, PAs, and NPs

I loved the drug interactions the most! As a younger pharmacist, it is sometimes difficult to decipher the relevance of a drug interaction. Being able to listen to someone talk through their thought process was really helpful. I would strongly recommend this audiobook to any student or young healthcare professional who is prescribing, dispensing, or helps monitor medication therapy. This book will help me take better care of my patients for sure!