Introduction to management and marketing: Why study management in Pharmacy
- Identify changes in the roles of pharmacists since the early 1900s.
- Describe how pharmacy practitioners and educators viewed the need for management skills as the roles of pharmacists evolved.
- Identify principal domains of pharmacy care. Describe the practices of pharmaceutical care and medication therapy management as a series of management functions.
- Identify myths surrounding the practice of pharmacy and health care as a business.
- Evaluate the need for a management perspective to better serve patients and improve outcomes for drug therapy.
- List the managerial sciences, and describe their use as tools to assist pharmacists in practice.
Course Material
- Introduction to management and marketing: Why study management in Pharmacy
- Pharmaceutical care as management movement.
- Medication therapy management.
- Principle of Management Classical and modern views of management.
- The management process, Integrating modern and classical management views.
- Types of planning, Strategic Planning, Strategic Planning barriers and limitations.
- Business Planning, Communication of business plan
- Examples of business planning in Pharmacy organization
- Organizational behavior: Organizational culture
- Mid-Term
- Organizational behavior: Organizational structure
- Organizational behavior New approaches in organizational design
- Human Resource management and Pharmacy practice
- Human Resource management in Pharmacy settings:Functions of HR Recruitment and placement
- Human Resource management Appraisal and performance feedback
- Chapters 15
- Department College of Pharmacy
- Teacher
Ms. Mamoona Dar
