It will address strategies for marketing and documentation of clinical services including disease management, wellness and screening programs pertinent to community pharmacy practice. Students will visit community pharmacies for the practice component of this course. The Pharmacist's Role in Alternative Medicine 3.0 A, B, C, D, F Limit 60 Miederhoff, Weaver With the expanding use of natural products and other alternative medicine modalities, the pharmacist is confronted with a need to be knowledgeable of these areas so that he or she may more effectively provide guidance to patients. This course explores the unique aspects of drug action in non-human species and treatment of common veterinary problems. Canine, feline, equine, food animal, and exotic species are discussed.
Internet technology is used extensively in the course.
This course is designed to familiarize the student with the important aspects of the rational treatment of human infectious diseases, beyond the topics in Pharmacotherapy. This course addresses the prevention and management of disease in women, using lectures, case discussions, student presentations, and clinical projects. It supplements and expand on the women's health topics in Pharmacotherapy. This course will include both didactic and experiential instruction, as well as a student project. Topics will be discussed beyond those in Pharmacotherapy, such as status epilepticus, teratogenicity of antiepileptic drugs, adherence, special populations, quality of life assessment, cost effective care, etc.