Excerpt from Practical Pharmacy and Prescribing for Students of Medicine: Being the Course in Use at St. Bartholomew"s Hospital
The first part of this practical course is meant to to be a preparation for the second part. In expanding the second part I have found especially useful Ruddiman"s Incompatibilities in Prescriptions, Scoville"s The Art of Compounding (both of these are American books) and The Art of Dispensing.
The chief hindrance to independent prescribing is the fear of committing a bad incompatibility. A student may know quite well the drugs he should give in any particular case, but he is afraid of putting them together, except in some combination copied from his Hospital Pharmacop?ia, or from some other book full of ready-made prescriptions. Therefore the art of prescribing resolves itself very largely into the knowledge of incompatibilities.
The object of this practical course is to supply in some degree the knowledge of incompatibilities.
The ordinary dispensing should be done in the Hospital Dispensary or elsewhere.
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