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"Drug dosing" as a book category encompasses texts that focus on how to determine, adjust and optimize medication doses to achieve therapeutic effect while minimizing harm. Books in this category typically cover core principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, dose-calculation methods, population-specific considerations (pediatrics, geriatrics, pregnancy, renal/hepatic impairment), routes of administration, drug interactions, therapeutic drug monitoring, and strategies for dose adjustment in acute and chronic illnesses. They range from practical handbooks and dosing protocols to evidence-based guidelines, clinical reference manuals, case studies, and academic treatments of modeling and clinical trial dose-finding. Target readers include clinicians, pharmacists, nurses, trainees, researchers and informed caregivers; works emphasize safety, regulatory and ethical considerations, and the importance of following up-to-date, evidence-based recommendations rather than relying on fixed rules.

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