Monthly Prescribing reference (MPR) is a comprehensive up-to-date, concise drug reference for office-based primary care physicians to consult when prescribing medications and counseling patients.

Drug listings for 2300 prescription and OTC products are presented in a clear concise format including indications, doses, precautions, interactions and adverse reactions.

Each monthly edition also includes new products, news line stories and numerous updates to the monographs, all of which are written and edited by pharmacists.

Products are organized by therapeutic category. Four useful indexes (brand name, generic name, disease and section) make it easy to find information clinicians need at the point-of-care.

The MPR Long-Term Care Edition magazine publishes 1400 monographs quarterly.

This digest-sized reference provides essential up-to-date information on the most frequently prescribed drug formulations for physicians specializing in long-term care, Medical Directors, Geriatric Psychiatrists, Geriatric PAs & NPs, Consultant Pharmacists and Directors of Nursing.

Each edition features newly available products, relevant clinical charts (Beer’s List, Dementia Care etc.) and significant changes to products already on the market.

Over 1,500 monographs are published quarterly in the Obstetricien & Gynacologist Edition of MPR.

Readers find that within the pages of the MPR Obstetrician & Gynecologist Edition is an up-to-date drug guide of commonly prescribed pharmaceutical and OTC products.

The MPR Obstetrician & Gynecologist Edition also includes a number of special features such as new product reviews and NEWSLINE, which provides brief reviews of advances and developments in pharmaceuticals and drug therapy.

It provides easily accessible information useful to review and consult when prescribing medications. Drug listings are presented in a clear concise format citing indications, doses, precautions, interactions and adverse reactions.

The MPR Pediatricians' Edition magazine publishes more than 1,500 abbreviated drug monographs, organized into 18 therapeutic sessions, and is considered a leader in the market.

Providing an up-to-date drug guide for commonly prescribed pharmaceutical and OTC products, the MPR Pediatricians' Edition is an invaluable resource to pediatricians.

With easily accessible information packaged in a well-designed and handy format, the magazine is useful to review and consult when prescribing medications in the field.

Drug listings are presented in a clear concise format citing indications, doses, precautions, interactions and adverse reactions facilitating the day-to-day work of the pediatrician.

Publishing 2,300 monographs quarterly, the MPR Pharmacists’ Edition is recognised by many in the pharmaceutical community as a must-read.

The drug reference section contains concise and abbreviated product monographs (OTC & Rx) listing brand and generic name, manufacturer, class, indications, dose, contraindications, precautions, interactions, adverse reactions, how they are supplied, new products and generic availability for community pharmacists.

Although it is a veritable wealth of information, the magazine is not unwieldy and has been designed in such a way that it can be easily referred to in the field.

The magazine also features brand and generic Newsline updates, which detail developments with pharmaceuticals and therapy.

The MPR Residents’ Edition magazine bi-annually publishes abbreviated monographs of over 2,000 RX and OCT products, which are organized into19 therapeutic sections.

The magazine serves as a one-stop reference for residents to consult when considering and prescribing medications. It also contains information regarding the details of the latest developments.

Due to its handy design and concise format, it is easy to use as a reference and reminder in the field, and has proved to be popular with Resident Doctors.

Each issue provides an easily accessible database of useful information for review, such as indications, dosage, precautions, interactions, and adverse drug reactions.

Featuring more than 1,250 abbreviated drug monographs organized in sections, the MPR Urologists’ Edition is a market leader in its sector.

Packed with product information relevant to Urology, the MPR Urologists’ Edition lists brand and generic name, manufacturers, class, indications, doses, contraindications, precautions, interactions, adverse reactions and how each product is supplied.

The magazine also has many customized contents including Urology specific charts and prescribing notes; Urology drugs, which are not featured in other MPR editions; and the Urology section is the first part of the publication to be seen by the readers.

Nurse Practitioners’ Prescribing Reference (NPPR) publishes 2,300 high-quality monographs quarterly.

NPPR serves as ready reference for nurse practitioners to consult when considering and prescribing medications.

Each issue provides an easily accessible, up-to-date drug details for commonly prescribed pharmaceuticals and OTC, such as indications, dosage, precautions, interactions, and adverse drug reactions and any information regarding relevant developments in the sector.

Physician Assistants’ Prescribing Reference (PAPR) publishes 2,300 high-quality monographs quarterly.

PAPR is the official drug reference of the American Academy of Physician Assistants.

Physician Assistants’ Prescribing Reference (PAPR) provides quarterly up-to-date drug information for commonly prescribed pharmaceuticals and OTC products.

Each issue provides an easily accessible reminder of basic information useful to review when prescribing, such as indications, dosage, precautions, interactions, and adverse drug reactions.

New product reviews, newsline, clinical charts (Hypertension Guidelines, Oral Contraceptives etc.), an AAPA Chapters listing, and multiple indexes (brand, generic, therapeutic category) all serve to assist PAs with their daily routine.