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Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook (AIDH), 3rd Edition, 2005
The 3rd Edition of this popular text is out of stock. The next edition will be available later in 2008. Updates will be posted here.
The most comprehensive handbook of its kind, AIDH provides up-to-date information on injectable drugs that will be useful in your daily practice.
This new edition contains more than 330 injectable drugs, ALL entries fully revised, including 46 new monographs and 45 antineoplastic agents.
Each monograph includes availability, drug/trade names, preparation, administration, stability, compatibility/incompatibility data, special notes.
The AIDH has a tough durable cover and enhanced spiral binding.
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Update Postings - AIDH 3rd Edition
Any important updated information or errata that are identified in the AIDH 3rd Edition will be noted here.
There have been recent major changes to the CEFTRIAXONE SODIUM monograph. Download and print this Ceftriaxone monograph.
There have been recent major changes to the IRON POLYMALTOSE COMPLEX monograph. Download and print this modified Iron Polymaltose Complex monograph.
A new monograph for IRON SUCROSE has been added. Download and print this new IRON SUCROSE monograph.The monographs have been changed for the 6th reprint revised (May 2007) so apply to all earlier reprints of the 3rd edition.
Omission from TRASTUZUMAB monograph on page 400. Download and print this modified TRASTUZUMAB monograph and attach to your copy of the AIDH 3rd Edition. This amendment applies only to copies of AIDH 3rd Edition received before September 2005. Copies supplied after this date have been amended before shipping.
The CLINDAMYCIN monograph on page 99 has been amended slightly - tobramycin has been deleted from the list of incompatible drugs. Download and print this revised CLINDAMYCIN monograph. This amendment has been included in the 4th reprint, so only applies to earlier reprints of the 3rd edition.
There have been significant changes to the GENTAMICIN monograph on page 175 relating to the administration of intravenous GENTAMICIN. Download and print this revised GENTAMICIN monograph. This amendment has been included in the 4th reprint, so only applies to earlier reprints of the 3rd edition.
There have been minor changes made to both the POTASSIUM ACETATE and the POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE monographs. Down load and print these revised monographs - potassium acetate, potassium phosphate. These revised monographs have been included in the 4th reprint revised so only apply to earlier reprints of the 3rd edition.
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Comments and suggestions for the next edition of the AIDH
As the publication is used, SHPA welcomes comments and suggestions from nurses, pharmacists and others about improvements in content and/or readability.
Please download this Comment Form and fax back your comments to SHPA.
Volunteer reviews for the next edition of the AIDH
An essential part of the AIDH is that each monograph is read by nurses and pharmacists from differing practice settings to ensure that messages are conveyed clearly to avoid confusion. Reviewers are acknowledged with thanks in the introductory pages of each AIDH.
If you are willing to be involved in future monographs reviews, complete the form below and fax back some details of your experience and interest areas. It is likely that this work will not commence until 2006, but having your name on file will help as reviews are required. Thank you very much for your interest.
Nurse Reviewer Form | Pharmacist Reviewer Form
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