Pharmacy Practice -IV Clinical Pharmacy -I PHRM 7403

College of Pharmacy, University of Sargodha envisions M.Phil. in Pharmacy Practice program for the
development of pharmacist working in the areas of hospital pharmacy, community pharmacy,
pharmaceutical marketing, public health and research. Upon successful completion of the course
students will be able to, have a clear understanding of the principle of Pharmacy Practice. Graduates
will be able to conduct high quality interdisciplinary research, leading to new knowledge and
understanding of: drug use, patient and provider communication and behavior, health outcomes,
pharmacy practice, patient care systems, and the pharmacy profession within their social, economic,
administrative, and historical contexts.

Course Material

01 Week 1: Introduction to Clinical Pharmacy Practice Clinical Pharmacy Practice: Origin and history,

02 Week 2: Clinical Pharmacy Practice: definitions, concept, philosophy, choices, prescribing, evidence based practice.

03 Week 3: Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): Development, implementation and monitoring in Pharmacy Practice.

04 Week 4: Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1.T.B, 2. Asthma, and Case Studies Assessment

05 Week 5:Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1. COPD, 2. ARI, and Case Studies Assessment

06 Week 6: Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1. Drug induces pulmonary disorders, 2. Diarrhea, and Case Studies Assessment

07 Week 7: Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1. Typhoid. 2.Cardio vascular, and Case Studies Assessment

08 Week 8: Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1.Respiratory, 2.Gastrointestinal, and Case Studies Assessment

09 Week 9: Mid Term Examination

10 Week:10 Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1. renal, 2. Neurological Endocrinology, Case Studies Assessment

11 Week 11: Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1. Gynecologic and Obstetric, 2. Dermatologic, Case Studies Assessment

12 Week 12 Pharmaceutical Care Plan(PCP): 1. Hematologic, 2. Oncology disorders Case Studies Assessment

13 Week: 13 Interpreting Laboratory Data: Main principle for adequate interpretation of laboratory data.

14 Week 14: Interpreting Laboratory Data for Blood glucose levels, and Identification and intervention of serious biochemical and hematological abnormalities.

15 Week 15: Acquiring and Apply the knowledge and clinical skills required to manage drug therapy.

16 Week:16 Medication Errors: Common terminology, Adverse medical events related to medications.

17 Week 17 Development of Therapeutic Guidelines: Common definitions, concept, need and significance for therapeutic guidelines.

18 Week 18: Final Term Examination