Pharmaceutical Analysis and Manufacturing

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What is the focus of Pharmaceutical Analysis 2?

Applies principles of pharmaceutical analysis and covers methods to evaluate drugs.

What are the main tasks involved in Pharmacy Informatics?

Gathering, integrating, and managing drug information.

What does Pharmaceutical Manufacturing focus on?

Producing effective pharmaceutical products.

What topics are covered in Drug Discovery & Development?

Advancements in drug discovery and development, including drug screening, identification, and clinical trials. Signup and view all the answers

What does Pharmacology 2 study?

Different classes of drugs used in the treatment and prevention of diseases. Signup and view all the answers

What is the focus of Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacotherapeutics 1?

The evolution of patient-oriented practice. Signup and view all the answers

What statistical concepts are covered in Pharmaceutical Research Methods with Statistics?

Basic statistical concepts and methods in application to pharmaceutical analysis. Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Hospital Pharmacy course?

To introduce students to pharmacy operations in a hospital department. Signup and view all the answers

What is the main goal of the Pharmaceutical Toxicology course?

Systematic evaluation of toxicological agents and understanding toxicity mechanisms. Signup and view all the answers

What does Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacotherapeutics 2 focus on?

Understanding pathophysiology in cardiology, respiratory, and endocrinology. Signup and view all the answers

What does the Pharmacy Research & Thesis Writing course introduce?

Core research concepts and methodologies in pharmaceutical research. Signup and view all the answers

What are students introduced to in Health Technology Assessment & Health Policy?

Health technology assessment concepts and applications. Signup and view all the answers

What areas does Social & Administrative Pharmacy cover?

Basic management and administrative processes in pharmacy operations. Signup and view all the answers

What does Pharmaceutical Marketing & Entrepreneurship train students in?

Concepts, theories, and principles of management in handling a pharmacy business. Signup and view all the answers

What is discussed in the Legal Pharmacy & Ethics course?

Legal and ethical principles in pharmacy practice. Signup and view all the answers

What does the qualifications for the Licensure Examination (RA 10918) outline?

Requirements for becoming a pharmacist in the Philippines. Signup and view all the answers

What does the Goal of the Internship Program describe?

Aims to develop students' skills and experiences in various pharmacy fields. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Pharmaceutical Analysis 2 (Instrumental Methods of Analysis)

Applies principles of pharmaceutical analysis
Covers methods to evaluate drugs
Meets pharmacopeial standards
Demonstrates competency in drug product development

Pharmacy Informatics

Focuses on gathering, integrating, and managing drug information
Uses various sources for reliable information
Acquires, analyzes, and sets strategic approaches to searching drug information
Demonstrates competency in searching and evaluating drug information

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing (with Quality Assurance & CGMP)

Introduces concepts and theories of pharmaceutical manufacturing
Focuses on producing effective pharmaceutical products
Includes concepts of pharmaceutical systems, transfer, and effective product manufacturing

Drug Discovery & Development

Covers advancements in drug discovery and development
Includes drug screening, identification, development and registration
Focuses on clinical trials, ethical considerations, and patent law

Pharmacology 2

Studies different classes of drugs used in the treatment and prevention of diseases
Covers drug interactions, biochemical properties, physiological effects, and importance
Focuses on drugs affecting the blood, immunity, and cholesterol
Demonstrates competency in applying pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic principles to dose management

Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacotherapeutics 1

Focuses on the evolution of patient-oriented practice
Includes principles of drug selection and appropriate service provision

Pharmaceutical Research Methods with Statistics

Covers basic statistical concepts and methods in application to pharmaceutical analysis
Uses appropriate tools for data analysis
Demonstrates competency in processing data and arriving at logical scientific decisions

Hospital Pharmacy

Introduces students to pharmacy operations in a hospital department
Covers patient-oriented medication safety and control

Focuses on dispensing techniques and ethical policies to ensure medication safety

Pharmaceutical Toxicology

Provides a systematic evaluation of toxicological agents
Emphasizes molecular mechanisms underlying toxicity
Demonstrates competency in pharmacokinetic modeling

Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacotherapeutics 2

Focuses on understanding pathophysiology in the field of cardiology, respiratory, and endocrinology
Includes therapeutic strategies, management of diseases, and therapy care planning

Pharmacy Research & Thesis Writing

Introduces students to core research concepts and methodologies in pharmaceutical research
Focuses on topic selection, development, and presentation of thesis proposals

Health Technology Assessment & Health Policy (with Pharmacoeconomics)

Introduces health technology assessment concepts, applications, and the efficient use of resources for pharmacy students

Covers basic management and administrative processes in pharmacy operations
Focuses on the delivery of health care at local and national levels

Pharmaceutical Marketing & Entrepreneurship

Trains students in concepts, theories, and principles of management in handling a pharmacy business

Legal Pharmacy & Ethics

Discusses the legal and ethical principles in pharmacy practice
Includes national and local laws
Applies principles by pharmacists in decision-making

Fourth Year

Lists introductory pharmacy practice experience (institutional, public health & regulatory, community, and industry)
Includes course audit 1

Internship Requirements

Provides details regarding institutional pharmacy, public health, regulatory, community, and industrial practice hours
Lists total hours required

Goal of Internship Program

Describes the aims of the internship program to develop students' skills, experiences in various pharmacy fields, and future employment prospects

Qualifications for the Licensure Examination (RA 10918)

Outlines requirements for becoming a pharmacist in Philippines including qualifications, exam scores, and program completion

Licensure Requirements

Details the requirements for licensed pharmacists

Pharmacy Services NC III (TESDA Course)

Course information, details of the qualification, and entry requirements is contained here

Basic Competencies

Includes workplace communication, team development and interpersonal skills, customer services, and problem solving

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Description

Explore key principles of pharmaceutical analysis, manufacturing, and informatics through various instrumental methods and quality assurance practices. This quiz covers critical aspects of drug evaluation, development, and effective production that align with pharmacopeial standards and current industry practices.