1. When I have a medication order for a drug
that I am not familiar with, the FIRST resource that I use for drug information
is
| a. A colleague |
6% |
| b. The medication package insert or PDR (Physicians' Desk
Reference) |
9% |
| c. A professional journal |
0% |
| d. A drug information reference book |
19% |
| e. A drug information reference book that is updated monthly |
12% |
| f. An on-line database that is continually updated |
24% |
| g. The Internet |
2% |
| h. Our wholesaler/distributor list of drug names |
2% |
| i. A drug information center |
1% |
2. Is the answer in question 1 the ONLY resource that is available to you?
3. In general, the most common drug information resources I use are:
| a. A colleague |
45% |
| b. The medication package insert or PDR (Physicians' Desk
Reference) |
53% |
| c. A professional journal |
23% |
| d. A drug information reference book |
61% |
| e. A drug information reference book that is updated monthly |
50% |
| f. An on-line database that is continually updated |
64% |
| g. The Internet |
57% |
| h. Our wholesaler/distributor list of drug names |
15% |
| i. A drug information center |
17% |
4. When I am at work, I can search the Internet for drug information.
5. If you answered "YES" to the preceding question, can you print
the drug information that you find on the Internet?
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