Pharmacy Technology

Find research on various health topics, including federal reports, publications, and Web sites, among others.

Drug information.

Use this database--provided via the U.S. Department of Agriculture--to search for nutrition research. You may also browse by subject, including dietary guidance, weight and obesity, and professional and career resources

Find Georgia public health statistics and data, including links to and from the State Laboratory of Public Health.

GaHIN is involved with a wide range of projects designed to improve the health of Georgia residents.

Find health-related organizations, programs, and resources. .

Use this encylopedia-like database to find general medical information; includes a medical dictionary.

Find professional medical information and data, photographs, audio, and video from Merck.

Find general health information and links to the various national health institutes, including the National Library of Medicine.

Find Georgia statistics and data.

Search for medical information from Physican's Desk Reference by drug name, health condition, or disease.

Merck Manual

support patient and prescription drug safety, through examinations that assess pharmacist competency, pharmacist licensure transfer and verification services, and various pharmacy accreditation programs.

AAPT (American Association of Pharmacy Technicians) is another membership organization for Pharmacy Technicians. Their membership is $15 annually for students and with it you get free continuing education and access to the entire site where you can network with other pharmacy techs and read and discuss pharmacy trends & news.
Their site provides free career services (without a membership) where you can post your resume and search and apply for jobs.

PTCB (Pharmacy Technicians Certification Board) provides students with information on the process of applying for and renewing their certification. They have a free practice test and a link to purchase additional practice tests to study for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam.

Resources

DailyMed provides trustworthy information about marketed drugs in the United States. DailyMed is the official provider of FDA label information.

This resource will help you learn how to pronounce the names of the top 250 drugs with the help of some engaging quizzes and videos.

You can access a wide range of medical calculators form this link. Search from the extensive list that is organized in an alphabetical order.

Drug Information Portal provides users a gateway to selected drug information from the U.S. National Library of Medicine and other key U.S. Government agencies.

DrugBank: Large database of medicines and medicine targets. It is possible to download the database for educational use after a free registration.

This is a list of all Pharmacology related medical scores and algorithms with their corresponding calculator/app.