Fundamentals of Pharmacology for Paramedics
Suzanne Evans editor Ian Peate editor Lisa Clegg editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:John Wiley & Sons Inc
Publishing:29th Oct '26
£39.95
This title is due to be published on 29th October, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

Paramedic-specific pharmacology updated to include primary care and palliative practice
As paramedic roles expand into primary care and end-of-life settings, pharmacological knowledge must keep pace. Now in its Second Edition, Fundamentals of Pharmacology for Paramedics delivers profession-specific coverage of pharmacology and medicine optimisation. Written by a team of experienced academics and registered paramedics, this edition has been comprehensively revised to align with the latest evidence-based guidelines and contemporary practice developments.
Now expanded to 20 chapters, high-quality colour illustrations and a student-centred style ensure clarity and practical application across all topics.
Readers will find:
- Three new chapters addressing end-of-life medications, pharmacology in primary care, and emergency medications to reflect expanded paramedic roles
- Practice exercises and interactive activities embedded throughout each chapter to reinforce pharmacological concepts and support clinical reasoning development
- Case studies and clinical flags that connect pharmacological principles directly to real-world paramedic decision-making scenarios in diverse care settings
- Accessible educational design supporting visual learners and facilitating rapid comprehension of complex pharmacological mechanisms
Designed for pre-registration student paramedics and newly qualified practitioners, Fundamentals of Pharmacology for Paramedics provides the profession-specific pharmacological knowledge required for safe medication practice. It also serves as a reliable reference for NHS ambulance trusts seeking to support evidence-based clinical standards across their workforce.
ISBN: 9781394391240
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
304 pages
2nd edition