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Pharmacy
Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics
A deeper, more quantitative treatment of how drugs move through the body, building directly on the pharmacokinetics introduced in Year 1, essential for the dosing decisions pharmacists make constantly.
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Pathophysiology for Pharmacy Practice
How disease processes shape therapeutic decisions โ a pharmacist-focused treatment of pathophysiology, connecting disease mechanism directly to the drug therapy pharmacists recommend and monitor.
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Pharmacy Law, Ethics and Dispensing Practice
The legal and ethical framework every pharmacist practises within โ dispensing regulations, controlled substance handling, and the ethical principles guiding pharmacist decision-making.
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Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics I
The first of two clinical therapeutics courses, applying pharmacology and pathophysiology to real patient cases across cardiovascular, respiratory, and endocrine disease.
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Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics II
Continuing the clinical therapeutics sequence into infectious disease, oncology, and central nervous system disorders, completing the major disease categories pharmacists manage therapy for.
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Pharmaceutical Care and Patient Counselling
The patient-facing heart of pharmacy practice โ how pharmacists counsel patients on medication use, adherence, and self-management, building genuine therapeutic relationships.
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Pharmacy Management and Health Systems
How pharmacies actually run as businesses and fit within the broader health system โ inventory management, staffing, and the pharmacist's role within multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
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Community and Hospital Pharmacy Practice
Comparing and contrasting the two major practice settings pharmacists work in โ the community pharmacy and the hospital pharmacy โ and the distinct skills each demands.
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Advanced Clinical Pharmacotherapy and Special Populations
Extending clinical therapeutics into the most complex patients โ those with multiple comorbidities, and special populations including paediatric, geriatric, and pregnant patients requiring adapted dosing and monitoring.
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Pharmacovigilance and Medication Safety
How the safety of medications is monitored after they reach the market, and the practical systems pharmacists use to prevent, detect, and report medication errors and adverse drug reactions.
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Pharmacy Practice Research and Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy
How pharmacists critically evaluate drug literature and apply evidence-based practice to therapeutic decisions, connecting research skills directly to real dispensing and counselling decisions.
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Comprehensive Pharmacy Licensure Review
A structured, systems-based review pulling together everything covered across all four years, built specifically to prepare you for professional pharmacy licensure examinations.