Pharmaceutical Technology - digital edition

Take a moment to check out this month's issue of Pharmaceutical Technology. 

You'll find all the latest news and peer-reviewd content, plus pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry analysis.

National Institute of Justice Journal - now available online!

Check out the latest issue of the National Institute of Justice Journal - with articles on responding to organized crime, alternatives to prison, and more.

October issue of Law & Order - online now!

Criminal Justice students - check out the latest issue of Law & Order, now available electronically.

Remember that the digital edition contains the same content as the print edition, plus allows you to access a unique interactive format and embedded website links.

To access the online content, use the following login information:

First name: Krista
Last name: Mercer
Email address:  kmercer@cci.edu

Don't forget that you can also access previous issues of the magazine from this site as well!

How to access the Orange Book

Looking for the Orange Book - otherwise known as the FDA's Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations?

The library doesn't hold a print copy, but you can access the entire Orange Book - along with the most current cumulative supplements - in PDF format.

There's even a function which allows you to search by the following:

• Active Ingredient
• Applicant Holder
• Application Number
• Patent
• Proprietary Name

 The next time you're doing FDA drug research, check out the Orange Book - online!

New issues of Inside Dental Assisting - now on our shelves!

Check out the September/October 2011 edition of Inside Dental Assisting, now on our shelves.

There's a great article on the diagnosis and management of dry mouth, plus tips on how to make eco-friendly changes to your dental office.

And did you know that Inside Dental Assisting is now on Facebook?  Take a look!

Check out the new edition of Today's Technician

The latest edition of Today's Technician is now available for Pharmacy Technician students (and instructors!) to check out.  Stop by the library and take a look!

Interested in the health professions?  Check out the National Institutes of Health LifeWorks website.  

The Career Finder search engine looks like a great tool!