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PH2223 ( Sect. 4) , PHYSICS II, 2013 Fall, Electricity and Magnetism ( Tentative Syllabus ) Instructor Prof. Jinwu Ye, Office: Hilbun 215, Phone: 325-2926, E-mail: jinwuye88888@gmail.com Lectures Time: TR 12:30 – 1:45 pm Location: Hilbun 250 Office Hours Tu, Th, 2-3 pm or by appointments Required Text Physics for Scientists & Engineers with Modern Physics (4th ed.) by Douglas Giancoli, Prentice Hall, ISBN-10: 0131495089 PH2213 (Physics I): D or better; MA1723 (Calculus II): D or better Overview: A calculus based introduction to electricity, magnetism, and basic electrical circuits. Ch 21-30 will be covered. The ppt of each Chapter and other course related updates will be posted in You are expected to be fluent in algebra, trigonometry, and calculus to succeed in this class. Grading: NO MAKEUP TEST WILL BE GIVEN. Your exam total could be calculated in two different ways: Method (1):Your three In-class exams count 100 points each. Your final exam counts 200 points. Method (2): Drop your lowest In-class exam, but count the other two as 100 points each. Your final exam then counts 300 points. You will be automatically given the higher total of the two methods. Your homework counts 200 points. Your lab portion counts 100 points. The total points is 800. Your final grade will be determined after scaling back to the percentage. A: 100-90%, B: 89-80%, C: 79-70%, D: 69-60%, F: 59-0%. . In-class exams: There will be three in-class exams each lasts a whole lecture. They are all close books. Needed formula and constants will be provided in a Sheet. The tentative dates are given on the schedule sheet. Any change will be announced in mycourse website at least one lecture-day in advance. The exam problems will be similar to homework problems. Final: Tue. 12/10, 12-3 pm. Comprehensive.
PH2223, PHYSICS II, 2013 Fall Electricity and Magnetism (Tentative Schedule ) Week Date Lecture Week Date Lecture 1 08/20 Tue Ch 21 10 10/22 Tue Test 2 (Ch 24-27) 08/22 Thu Ch 21 10/24 Thu Fall Break 2 08/27 Tue Ch 21 11 10/29 Tue Ch 28 08/29 Thu Ch 22 10/31 Thu Ch 28 3 09/03 Tue Ch 22 12 11/05 Tue Ch 28 09/05 Thu Ch 22 11/07 Thu Ch 29 4 09/10 Tue Ch 23 13 11/12 Tue Ch 29 09/12 Thu Ch 23 11/14 Thu Ch 29 5 09/17 Tue Ch 23 14 11/19 Tue Ch 30 09/19 Thu Test 1 (Ch 21-23) 11/21 Thu Ch 30 6 09/24 Tue Ch 24 15 11/26 Tue Test 3 (Ch 28-30) 09/26 Thu Ch 24 11/28 Thu Thanksgiving 7 10/01 Tue Ch 25 16 12/03 Tue Review 10/03 Thu Ch 25 12/05 Thu Reading Day 8 10/08 Tue Ch 26 17 12/10 Tue Final 10/10 Thu Ch 26 9 10/15 Tue Ch 27 10/17 Thu Ch 27
Pharmacy Answer Key (Version - 4) Q. No. Ans. Key Q. No. Ans. Key Q. No. Ans. Key Q. No. Ans. Key 1 C 26 B 51 D 76 A 2 B 27 C 52 A 77 B 3 A 28 D 53 A 78 D 4 A 29 B 54 B 79 A 5 A 30 C 55 D 80 B 6 C 31 B 56 A 81 B 7 A 32 B 57 B 82 A 8 D 33 A 58 C 83 A 9 B 34 B 59 C 84 D 10 D 35 C 60 C 85 B 11 C 36 D 61 D 86 D 12 C 37 A 62 B 87 D 13 C 38 D 63 C 88 A 14 A 39 A 64 C 89 C 15 C 40 B 65 A 90 D 16 D 41 B 66 C 91 B 17 B 42 B 67 A 92 B 18 C 43 A 68 B 93 A 19 A 44 B 69 A 94 B 20 B 45 B 70 C 95 A 21 B 46 A 71 A 96 B 22 C 47 B 72 D 97 A 23 B 48 C 73 B 98 B 24 C 49 B 74 B 99 C 25 B 50 B 75 B 100 A
PH4110- 2017 Research Review Choices Please complete the table below with your three choices, you must choose three different supervisors, if you are interested in more than one title from the same supervisor, include them all in ranked order inside the same box (but you will still need to complete the other boxes. At this stage the title is preliminary and will be defined between you and your supervisor after allocation. If you have defined your own title include the name of the supervisor who has agreed to supervise that topic. Student Name: Student Name: 1st Choice Supervisor 1st Choice Preliminary Title 2nd Choice Supervisor 2nd Choice Preliminary Title 3rd Choice Supervisor 3rd Choice Preliminary Title Surname First Name Insert 1st choice here Give 1st choice title /or subject area in this box Insert 2nd choice Insert 2nd choice Insert 3rd choice Insert 3rd choice Then submit this word document to turnitin, Enrol for the Research Review Turnitin class at , Class ID: 3495305 Enrolment Key: PH4110-2017 Submit your three choices for Research Review supervisors by 8 pm Friday 2nd June, for allocation on Monday 5th June. If you have any questions about the process contact Dr. Andrew Casey,
Specification Sheets PH Series Packaged Heat Pumps (Obsolete – No Longer Available) Document # Tonnage Description Bard Company Brochure Bard ISO Certificate Document 2.0 – 5.0 PH13 Series Heat Pumps (13 SEER) ~ R-410A 2.0 – 5.0 PH12 Series Heat Pumps (12 SEER) ~ R-22 PH10–PH11 Series Heat Pumps (10-11 SEER) ~ R-22 Bard Thermostat Information & Installation Instructions Bard Serial Number Nomenclature Matrix Bard Limited Warranty (USA, Canada & Mexico) PH13 Series Packaged Heat Pump Units R-410A (13 SEER) Model Literature Assembly Installation Manuals Parts Manuals Wiring Diagrams PH13242-A 911-0450 PH13302-A 911-0450 PH13363-A 911-0450 PH13363-B 911-0450 PH13422-A 911-0462 PH13422-B 911-0462 PH13422-C 911-0462 PH13482-A 911-0462 PH13482-B 911-0462 PH13482-C 911-0462 PH13602-A 911-0462 PH13602-B 911-0462 PH13602-C 911-0462 User Information Guide PH13 Series Optional Electric Heat Packages (13 SEER Units) Model Literature Assembly Installation Manuals Parts Manuals Wiring Diagrams EHP323-A05 EHP323-A10 EHP323-A15
Documentation Physician Documentation Results Viewing Physicians - 31 Med History Laboratory Results RMH Outpatient Services + GBHS Community Clinic Services Nurses – 67 Physicians–9 + 3 Dentists DPH Community Clinics New Providence and Family Island Nurses - 409 Physicians – 67 Allied Health - 61 Phase 3: Emergency Department Electronic Medical Record System Nursing and Allied Health Documentation Physician Documentation Results Viewings PMH Accident and Emergency Department Nurses - 63 Physicians- 36 Allied Health - included in total for Inpatient Pharmacy Med History Laboratory Results RMH Accident and Emergency Department Nurses - 32 Physicians - 9 Allied Health–included in total for Inpatient Phase 4: Inpatient Electronic Medical Record System Nursing/Allied Health Documentation Physician Documentation Medication Reconciliation PMH Inpatient Services Nurses- 432 Physicians - 283 Allied Health - 233 Pharmacy Orders Med History Laboratory Orders and Results PACS/RIS reports RMH Inpatient Services Nurses – 163 Physicians- 64 Allied Health - 117
Carefusion Pyxis Automated Drug Cabinets Currently implemented in the Emergency Rooms at PMH and RMH, in one Operating Theatre at PMH, and within PMH Intensive Care Unit. Additional Cabinets are planned for other Units in the Princess Margaret Hospital. Interfaced via GE Centricity Pharmacy System. CyberRen Renal Patient Care Management Information System Supports information management for renal care and dialysis at the Princess Margaret Hospital ASP solution ADT (planned) Billing (planned) Keane Materials Management Scheduled for replacement with new integrated healthcare information management system. Currently supports ordering, receiving and distribution of medical/surgical and other supplies Not currently used to track patient-level consumption of supplies, but vendor proposed solutions should anticipate inventory tracking and billing. None Elekta METRIQ Hospital Cancer Registry Registry of cancer cases, treatments and outcomes at the Princess Margaret Hospital None INFOR Masterpiece Accounting Suite Scheduled for replacement with new integrated healthcare information management system. Provides GL and AP for Public Hospitals Authority facilities. Vendor proposed solutions should indicate how financial functionality indicated as in scope for this RFP will be integrated. None Network Architecture In early 2008, PHA launched a new state-of-the-art secure data centre that houses all core applications, data and information systems. The data centre includes fully redundant power and cooling systems, and is connected to PHA facilities through redundant fibre WAN. As well, PHA is in the process of upgrading WAN connections to community clinics throughout The Bahamas.
Hi ladies, happy Wednesday and happy homecoming week! Keep a look out for updates on our social media for highlights during homecoming. Have a great week and keep reaching out to me about my position: 314-805-4260 Director of Panhellenic Counselors: Audrey LeVota ( Excited for all the girls who applied for PHA! Even though they are interviews, people are kind of forced to talk to me now! HA! Good luck to everyone! Graduate Assistant: Carlye Genisio No report Assistant Director for Fraternity and Sorority Life: Kate Roessler No report Kayla entertains a motion to vote on the Bylaws. It is motioned by Alpha Sigma Alpha and seconded by Xi Omicron Iota. Discussion None Amendments Alpha Sigma Alpha Proposed that Article IV, Section 4, C, be changed to "She shall have a cumulative GPA when inaugurated that reflects the highest required GPA in the Panhellenic community." Kate- that would be a 3.5 GPA In favor None Opposition Sigma Kappa Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Omicron Pi Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Delta Zeta Alpha Sigma Alpha Xi Omicron Iota Fails Alpha Sigma Alpha Proposed that Article IV, Section 10, E (iv) spell out more clearly what the new member programs are reviewing with the Panhellenic Advisor. Kate – Basically we just go over a packet so we can add the word packet into the bylaws.
ADPi – page 18 under formal recruitment schedule reads Day 2 descriptions – does Kate claifies that it would have to be a subsequent amendment Gamma Phi – instead of voting to approve the recruitment rules today can we move to vote after spring break? Kate – yes, you can move to table to vote until a later date Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Chi Omega Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Gamma Phi Beta Fail Sigma Sigma Sigma 4a It currently reads “During this time, all chapters should maintain a "Go FSL" attitude. Any sort of promotion for an individual chapter's recruitment during this time is prohibited. This includes: * Tabling on campus Amended to read “During this time, all chapters should maintain a "Go FSL" attitude. Any sort of promotion for an individual chapter's recruitment during this time is prohibited. This includes: * Recruitment Tabling on campus Seconded by Delta Zeta Sigma – want to clarify that chapters can still table for "Go FSL" on the north mall Madison – chapters don't know who is doing spring recruitment until we've reset total, so you shouldn't be tabling in the first place; it's just for COB, not fall Approved by none Opposed by Alpha Sigma Alpha Sigma Kappa Alpha Delta Pi Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Omicron Pi Fail Alex Holmes replaces Kayla Eggering due to a class conflict Alpha Delta Pi 10b It currently reads “Elaborate decorations are not allowed. It is at the discretion of the Vice President of Recruitment and her advisor if it is considered an elaborate decoration. If there is an elaborate decoration that is not explicitly written, you will
and making them fear to give evidence. But he never banned Applicant totally from communicating with witnesses who were work colleagues in the ordinary course of business as Applicant subsequently wanted the disciplinary committee and tribunal to believe. [9] On 22 February 2012 Applicant appeared before a disciplinary committee of the Thaba-Tseka District Council, charged with Misappropriation, Wilful disregard provisions of law and procedure (sic), and Insubordination [as detailed to pages 60-63 of the record]. After pleading not guilty to all the charges he refused to participate any further in the proceedings because in his view this would breach his bail conditions as he had (in his own words) been strongly warned by the magistrate to “refrain from communication with … Crown witnesses in any way whatsoever pending the hearing of the criminal case. Further that if [he] should be heard or seen communicating with them in any manner whatsoever, [he] would be summarily arrested and committed to jail” [page 39-40 of the record]. [10] The disciplinary committee decided to continue with the hearing in his absence. “He was found guilty and a recommendation for his dismissal was made to the office of 1st respondent which duly confirmed” [page 26 of the record, at paragraph 11]. [11] On 5 April 2012 Applicant wrote a letter to 1st Respondent [page 39-40 of the record] appealing against “the decision of the disciplinary committee, in terms whereof [he] was found guilty on four counts without a hearing and sentenced to dismissal from the Local Government Service”. He implored 1st Respondent "to reconsider the conviction and sentence …
remanded the case to the lower court on the ground that before a matter can be referred it must be determined whether or not it must necessarily be decided. Since this step had not been taken, the question was prima facie insubstantial.” (The Legal System of Lesotho (Virginia : Mitchie) pp. 357-358) [44] The applicant’s cause of action is that he is facing disciplinary proceedings before the tribunal. He complains (in para 12 of the founding affidavit) that those proceedings are “completely flawed, invalid, unconstitutional and outright illegal”. The nature of the alleged unconstitutionality is articulated as follows: “12.2 I have already read the statements of other potential prosecution witnesses who may be called to the disciplinary hearing. I am being called to this disciplinary hearing in order to traverse my defence to these witnesses even before they appear formally before the criminal trial. This is against the constitution and fair hearing/trial. 12.3 I am being exposed to double jeopardy with this disciplinary hearing as at its conclusion I may be dismissed from my employment if I am found guilty. This would be absurd if the criminal trial acquits me. On the other hand, if the criminal court finds me guilty whilst the disciplinary (sic) acquits me, my employer through 1st Respondent will still dismiss me. In short my employer who is a complainant in both the hearing
other economic services industry, manpower, info-communication technology ‘economic construction’ trade and industry, transport, other economic services, public utilities Social Development Education, health, social security, housing and community amenities Education, health, community development and sports, information and arts, environment, national development, public housing Aggregate taken of ‘social, cultural and educational expenditure’ Health, housing, education, social & community General Development Defense, general public services Security and external relations, general administration National defense, administration Defense and security, general administration Appendix B: Work file statistics Workfile Statistics Date: 07/21/09 Time: 12:55 Name: PANEL STUDY 1 Number of pages: 1 Page: Untitled Workfile structure: Panel Annual Indices: x DATEID Panel dimension: 4 x 19 Range: 1990 2008 x 4 -- 76 obs Object Count Data Points Series 10 760 Alpha 1 76 Coef 1 751 Total 12 1587
Appendix C: Descriptive statistics common sample YEAR RESID GE. Tot. Dev. GE. Soc. Dev. GE. Gen. Dev. GE. Econ. Dev. GDP Mean Std. Dev. Sum Sum Sq. Dev. 0.0000 18 13
Periods included: 19 Cross-sections included: 4 Total panel (balanced) observations: 76 Variable Coefficient Std. Error t-Statistic Prob. C -25309.94 11238.03 -2.252169 0.0276 CAPITAL 1.638841 0.189660 8.640929 0.0000 EARNINGS 2.299551 0.327540 7.020665 0.0000 GE_ECONOMIC_DEVELOPMENT 12.09011 1.798413 6.722654 0.0000 GE_SOCIAL_DEVELOPMENT -4.658142 1.544318 -3.016311 0.0036 GE_GENERAL_DEVELOPMENT -5.380475 2.159532 -2.491501 0.0152 Effects Specification Cross-section fixed (dummy variables) R-squared 0.998390 Mean dependent var 452230.2 Adjusted R-squared 0.998198 S.D. dependent var 794799.4 S.E. of regression 33737.69 Akaike info criterion 23.80142 Sum squared resid 7.63E+10 Schwarz criterion 24.07743 Log likelihood -895.4540 Hannan-Quinn criter. 23.91173 F-statistic 5194.648 Durbin-Watson stat 0.638764 Prob(F-statistic) 0.000000 Cross-section and period fixed effects test Dependent Variable: GDP Method: Panel Least Squares Date: 07/23/09 Time: 14:27 Sample: 1990 2008 Periods included: 19
subscribe to a set of practice principles that underpin delivery of assistance to PHaMs participants. The following principles expand on the principles set out in Part C1 of Program Guidelines Suit – Application Information for the Personal Helpers and Mentors Activity. The principles should guide the development and operation of PHaMs services. Principle 1: Respect, Trust and Understanding – each participant will be made to feel welcome and valued by their PHaMs worker and treated with respect, dignity and understanding as a unique person. Service providers have knowledge and understanding of mental illness and the impacts it has on people’s behaviours and lives. The lived experience of mental illness and the consumer perspective of the recovery process are valued and respected by service providers and incorporated into service delivery. Service providers build meaningful relationships with participants based on openness and trust. Service providers take all practical and appropriate steps to prevent abuse and neglect of participants and to uphold participant legal and human rights. Principle 2: Empowerment – participants are empowered to gain the knowledge, skills and attitude needed to cope with the changing circumstances in which they live, regain control of their lives, and undertake valued and meaningful activities in the community. Participants have the opportunity to participate as fully as possible in making decisions about the events and activities of their daily lives in relation to the service they receive. Service providers develop Individual Recovery Plans with participants guided by the participant's choices, goals and aspirations. Service providers foster a sense of hope for the future and help participants to improve self-image and overcome stigma. Service providers assist participants to access appropriate services and supports so that participants can develop the skills they need to achieve their personal goals. Service providers work with participants, their family and carers to understand the needs and choices of participants in their recovery journey. The service provider promotes the belief and ability of participants to fulfil valued roles in the community. Service providers build relationships and collaborate with other community and clinical services to provide participants with the support they need to achieve their goals and lead meaningful and rewarding lives in the community. Service providers support participants by developing or finding meaningful activities or opportunities for participants to improve their quality of life, participation and involvement in the community. Principle 3: Privacy and Confidentiality – each participant's right to privacy, dignity and confidentiality in all aspects of life is recognised and respected. The service provider complies with the Privacy Act 1988 in order to protect and respect the rights of individual service recipients.
History beyond the mountains 141 - 1 The words to say it? 143 - 6 Awards, grants and prizes 138 - 10; 141 - 10; 143 - 5; 144 - 3 Book and periodical reviews Curby, P Visitors sixpence [S. Forsyth] 140 - 4 Rosen, S Bankstown [M. Tyquin] 135 - 13 Comment 136 - 1; 137 - 1; 139 - 1 Conference and workshop reviews (non PHA) Independent Scholars Association [A. McPherson] 141 - 8 Oral History Association [R. Block] 140 - 10 Exhibition reviews Eulowirri [H. Bandler] 143 - 14 Letters Bosworth, M 136 - 5 Secomb, N 140 - 17 News (general) ACPHA on the Web 139 - 8 Butlin Archive 137 - 3; 140 - 19 Historians at work 145 - 8 NSW Premier's Literary Awards 138 - 8 PHR grant 140 - 19 Obituaries Borchardt, D.H. [SMH] 138 - 9 Snowden, Catherine [R. Broomham; C. Ludlow] 143 - 1 PHA Library
All drawings are drawn in either pencil, map colors or a combination of the two. ____/10 All three scenes are neatly displayed on a half poster board. Poster board will be cut in half vertically. _____/5 BE SURE TO ATTACH A BLANK RUBRIC TO YOUR PROJECT. (You each have a copy, and you only need to use one for the check list) _____/5 Total ____/100
Student’s Name Pharm 428 Placement: Month Year Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Things to do: Student assigned to team or doctor and preceptor: Week 1 - Review expectations - Plan for Health Care Professional shadow Student Orientation (checklist in Quick Reference Guide) -Review Student’s Skills Inventory & Learning Plan (posted as requirement in RxPreceptor (CORE ELMS) -Finalize Learning Plan; Student to repost in CORE ELMS (RxPreceptor) if changes are made. - Discussion; ensure things are going well, identify early concerns. Preceptor: Week 2 - Plan In-service - Plan to review Clinical Judgement Activity Summaries (3 in total) Preceptor: Week 3 Goal: Care for min of 4 patients day by end of week 3. - Discuss options for In-Service Preceptor:
Week 4 - Plan Patient Case Presentation with preceptor - Assignment Postings - Midpoint Assessments -Preceptor to review patient care plans to be posted Thursday -Student to post 2 care plans with corresponding documentation in eClass - Student submits mid-point to allow time for preceptor review prior to discussion Midpoint Discussions: - Student Performance Assessment. - Student - Student Evaluation of Preceptor & Site -Update/Student to post Learning Plan; student to add areas that received “Needs Improvement” to Plan Preceptor: Student’s Name Pharm 428 Placement: Month Year Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Things to do this week: Student’s assigned to team or doctor & preceptor: Week 5 - In-service -Clinical Judgment Summary discussions Preceptor: Assessment
57153109056 8 2 14.25 9.50 11.50 57153208003 6 1.5 9.75 6.50 8.00 57153208012 9 2.25 13.50 9.00 11.25 57153208025 9 2.25 13.50 9.00 11.25 57153208063 2 0.5 8.25 5.50 6.00 57153108010 9 2.25 12.50 8.33 10.58 57153108007 1 0.25 11.00 7.33 7.58 57153108020 7 1.75 4.00 2.67 4.42
REFERENCES: NWIHCS Policy PHARM-105 – Pharmacy Residency Program Resident Corrective Action/Discipline Policy RECISSION: NWIHCS Policy PHARM-106 dated November 18, 2011. FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITY: Chief, Pharmacy Service NEEDED CONCURRENCES: NONE Janelle Wormuth, PharmD Chief, Pharmacy Service
Email: m-khoobi@tums.ac.ir Name of the faculty member: Academic position: Professor Office: 2-314 Tel: + 98 21 66959105 Email: ostadnas@tums.ac.ir Name of the faculty member: Masoud Soleimani Academic position :Associate Professor Office: Tel: + 98 21 82884508 Email: soleim_m@modares.ac.ir Courses: Table A. Core Courses in the Pharmaceutical Biomaterials
Prerequisite or concurrent courses Total hours of the coarse Credits Number of Title of the course Code of the course Total Practical Theoretical Total Practical Theoretical 02,03,04 34 34 2 3 Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 11 34 34 2 2 Advanced Cellular & Molecular Biology 12 51 34 17 2 1 1 Cell Culture 13 12, 13 34 34 2 2 BioCompatibility and Biosimilarity in Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 14 12, 13 34 34 2 2 BioDegradability in Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 15 68 34 34 3 1 2 Synthesis & Processing in Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 17 34 34 2 2 Tissue Sciences & Tissue Engineering 09 22 Thesis (dissertation) 18 37 Total
Table B. Non-Core Courses in the Pharmaceutical Biomaterials Prerequisite or concurrent courses Total hours of the coarse Credits Number of Title of the course Code of the course Total Practical Theoretical Total Practical Theoretical 51 34 17 2 1 1 Experimental Design and Research, Development 19 34 34 2 2 Standardization Techniques in Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 16 17 17 1 1 Medical Ethics in Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 21 34 34 2 2 Computational analysis & Modeling in Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 22 51 34 17 2 1 1 Bioinformatic in Pharmaceutical Biomaterials 01 34 34 2 2 Advanced Instrumental Analysis 24 68 34 34 3 1 2 Smart Pharmaceutical biomaterials 25 17 1 Nowledge-based companies
14 Total Table C. Compensatory Courses in the Pharmaceutical Biomaterials Prerequisite or concurrent courses Total hours of the coarse Credits Number of Title of the course Code of the course Total Practical Theoretical Total Practical Theoretical 34 34 2 2 Physical Pharmacy(I) 01 34 34 2 2 Physical Pharmacy(ii) 02 51 51 3 3 Biopharmacy & Pharmacokinetics 03 51 51 3 3 Novel systems for Drug transport 04 34 34 2 2 Medical Immunology 07 34 34 2 2 General Pharmacology 08 34 34 2 2 Polymer Science 51 51 3 3 Medical Physiology 10 21 Total
should the user be aware of? How reliable is the Data? Very Reliable How well have the data points been checked? The assumption is that the data is correct due to its source. Are there Legal Restrictions on the Access or Use of the Data? none
Course/module academic calendar Week Basic and support material to be covered (1, 2 , 3) Semisolid dosage -Types of skin preparation. - Ingredients used in skin preparations. - Dispensing of external preparations. Ointments, (4) Creams , gels and pastes (5) Features of dermatological preparations (6 ,7, 8) First examination Transdermal Drug Delivery system (9,10,11) Second examination Pharmaceutical inserts Suppositories and Pessaries: - Suppository bases. - Preparation of suppositories. - Containers for suppositories ( 12, 13) Pharmaceutical Aerosol: - Introduction. - Operation of aerosol package. - Product formulation. - Propellants. - Valves. - Aerosol containers. (14, 15) Product stability and stability testing -Chemical stability -Physical stability -Microbiological stability -Accelerated stability testing ( 16) Final examination Final Exam Week Expected workload: On average students need to spend 2 hours of study and preparation for each 50-minute Lecture/ tutorial.
Eye Pharmacy - Mirfield 196 Huddersfield Rd, Mirfield, WF14 8AZ 01924 480022 Eye Pharmacy, Ravensthorpe Ravensthorpe Retail Park, Huddersfield Rd, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury, WF13 3HN 01924 466188. G Pharmacy 47 Albion St, Dewsbury, WF13 2AJ 01924 462593 Greenhead Pharmacy 2 Greenhead Road, Huddersfield, HD1 4EL 01484 427434 K Pharmacy 2 Grimscar Ave, Birkby, Huddersfield, HD2 2TW 01484 424270 Lockwood Pharmacy 227-231 Lockwood Road, Huddersfield, HD1 3TG 01484 480567 Medicare Medicare House, 1 Meltham Rd, Lockwood, Huddersfield, HD1 3TJ 01484 300444 Medicare Chemist 9 Meltham Road, Lockwood, Hudds, HD1 3UP 01484 532169 Medicare Honley 8-10 Westgate, Honley, Holmfirth HD9 6AA 01484 661818 Medicare Riverside Unit 5, Riverside Shopping Centre, Huddersfield Rd, Holmfirth, HD9 3AZ 01484 683945
Table 2. Examples of important receptors, their agonists and antagonists Receptor type Subtype Site(s) in the body Agonists Antagonists Adrenoceptors α/β Adrenaline Noradrenaline Labetalol α1/α2 Phentolamine Phenoxybenzamine α1 Pupillary dilator muscle Vascular smooth muscle Dopamine (high doses) Phenylephrine Doxazosin Indoramin Prazosin α2 CNS Presynaptic nerve terminals Clonidine Yohimbine β1/β2 Dopamine Isoprenaline Propranolol Oxprenolol β1 CNS Heart Dobutamine Dopamine (moderate doses) Atenolol Metoprolol Propranolol β2 Pancreatic islets Smooth muscle (bronchiolar, vascular, uterine) Fenoterol Rimiterol Salbutamol Terbutaline Angiotensin AT1 Cardiovascular Angiotensin Eprosartan Irbesartan Losartan Valsartan Cholinoceptors Muscarinic Tissues innervated by parasympathetic nerves Acetylcholine and analogues (e.g. carbachol, bethanecol) Atropine and analogues Disopyramide Orphenadrine Pirenzepine (M1 selective) Quinidine Tricyclic antidepressants Trihexyphenidyl Nicotinic Neuromuscular junction Postganglionic cells in ganglia Acetylcholine and some analogues (e.g. carbachol) Aminoglycoside antibiotics Ganglion-blocking drugs Neuromuscular-blocking drugs Quinidine Dopamine receptors Various CNS Renal vasculature Apomorphine Bromocriptine Dopamine (low doses Butyrophenones (e.g. haloperidol) Domperidone (D2) Metoclopramide Phenothiazines (e.g. chlorpromazine) Thioxanthenes (e.g. flupentixol) GABA receptors GABAA- BDZ complex CNS GABA Benzodiazepines Bicuculine GABAB CNS (presynaptic) GABA Baclofen
Academics Dr Abbas Kebriaeezadeh Education: PharmD, PhD in Pharmacology Academic position: Professor ,Head of the Department Research interest: Pharmacoeconomics and Pharmaceutical Administration Email: kebriaee@tums.ac.ir Dr Majid Davari Education: PharmD, PhD in Health/ Pharmacoeconomics Academic position: Assistant Professor Research interests: Economic Evaluation, HTA, Efficiency , Equity, and Policy evaluation, Email: M-davari@tums.ac.ir Dr Shekoufeh Nikfar Education: PharmD, PhD in Pharmacoeconomics Academic position: Associate Professor Research interests: Pharmacoeconomics, Pharmacoepidemiology, Evidence –Based Medicine Documentation, Economics and management research in pharmaceutical affairs, Drug policy evaluation, Equity in Health (Drug Availability and Affordability), Pregnancy outcomes Email: nikfar_sh@tums.ac.ir Dr Akbar Abdollahi Asl analysis,
Distribution of individual ratios (# Subjects test vs. ref.) 3 0 3 4 2 1 5 Tmax Test Product (Name/Strength/ Dosage Form) Reference Product (Name/Strength/ Dosage Form) Mean 0.58 0.50 Standard Deviation 0.25 0.27 Coefficient of Variation 41.05 41.26
Hence if chlorthiazides are administered in patients on digitalis therapy then these increase the toxicity of digitalis. Q.7 Digitalis is called as cardiotonic. Ans: Digitalis has direct action on myocardium. It increases the force of cardiac contraction This lead to complete ventricular emptying. The duration of systole is decreased allowing greater time to ventricular filling and heart rest Diastolic size of heart is reduced. Hence oxygen expenditure is reduced Digitalis improve energy utilization Thus digitalized heart do same work with less energy Therefore digitalis is called as cardiotonic.
4-aminoquinolines: Chloroquine, hydroxylchloroquine 8-aminoquinolines: Pamaquine, Primaquine Acridine: Mepacrine Biguanides: proguanil Diamidopyrimidnes: Pyrimethamine Miscellaneous: Mefloquine
Brand Generic Classification Use Yaz (dro SPY re nown, ETH in il, ESS tra dy ol) monophasic oral contraceptive prevents ovulation Ortho-Novum 10/11 ethinyl estradiol and norethindrone (ETH in il ess tra DYE ole and nor ETH in drone) biphasic oral contraceptive prevents ovulation Ortho-Novum 7/7/7 ethinyl estradiol and norethindrone (ETH in il ess tra DYE ole and nor ETH in drone) triphasic oral contraceptive prevents ovulation Mirena levonorgestrel (LEE voe nor JES trel) Intrauterine contraceptive device interfers with implantattion Depo-Provera medroxyprogesterone) (me DROX ee proe JES ter one) female hormone prevents ovulation Clomid (KLOE mih feen ovulation stimulator infertility Cytotec misoprostol (mye so PRAH stole) uterine stimulant Induce labor Pitocin oxytocin (ox e TOW sin) pituitary hormone Induce labor, strengthen uterine contractions, control bleeding after childbirth Erogotrate ergonovine (er-goe-NOE-veen) uterine stimulant control bleeding after childbirth Lupron Leuprolide (LOO proe lide) hormone endometriosis, fibroids Myclex clotrimazole (kloe TRIM a zole) antifungal candidiasis. Gardisl human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine HYOO man pap il OH ma VI rus vax EEN vaccine prevent genital warts and cervical cancer MetroGel metronidazole (MET roe NYE da zole) antibiotic bacterial vaginal infections Celebrex celecoxib SEL e KOX ib) NSAID menstrual pain Aleve (na PROX en) NSAID menstrual cramps
Significantly reduced incidences of hyperprolactinaemia and weight gain than other antipsychotics TUTORIAL: Loss of SNc function leads to pathological rise in Ach signaling Anti ACh medications can therefore be used in parkinsons High ACh explains the autonomic dysfunction effects Tyramine is a breakdown product of tyrosine Cocaine has local anaesthetic properties Ethanol can induce a pseudo-Cushing’s syndrome Asian races possess genetic variations in the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase associated with alcoholism Asian races possess genetic variations in the enzyme aldehyde dehydrogenase associated with alcohol intolerance [easter egg] I bet you think you are so big and clever using CTRL + F “easter egg” to find this. Well $*%& you! Or was it the squiggly red lines that gave away my hiding place? [/easter egg] 09/05/14: Opioids: Dr Chris John Los (from booklet): Learning objectives 1. Define the terms opiate and opioid; identify the importance of opiates and opioids in the clinical control of severe pain. 2. List the principal subtypes of opioid receptor and identify their endogenous ligands 3. Identify the signalling mechanisms used by opioid receptors. 4. Identify the main central nervous pathways concerned with pain transmission/perception. Identify sites within these pathways where opiates/opioids modify transmission. 5. Explain how opiates influence physiological function (e.g. respiration) and identify which of these actions may be advantageous clinically and which may cause unwanted effects.
Department of Pharmacology Sree Gokulam Medical College & Research Foundation, Venjaramoodu, Trivandrum Teaching Schedule for Second M.B.B.S. Students DATE (Day) SEMESTER TOPIC FACULTY TIME: 1.00 - 2.00 PM 2.00 – 3.00 PM 3.00 – 4.00 PM 1ST Hour 2nd Hour 2-10-17 (Monday) Third Fourth HOLIDAY Fifth 3-10-17 (Tuesday) Third Fourth Practical Exam Fifth 4-10-17 (Wednesday) Third Fourth Practical Exam Fifth 5-10-17 (Thursday) Third Fourth Fifth Macrolides Broad spectrum antibiotics Dr. Vijayalkshmi Dr.Vinu 6-10-17 (Friday) Third Anticoagulants Anticoagulants Dr.Nirmal Dr.Nirmal Fourth Fifth 7-10-17 (Saturday) Third Androgen& Antiandrogen Dr.Vinu Fourth Androgen& Antiandrogen Dr.Vinu Fifth
Department of Pharmacology Sree Gokulam Medical College & Research Foundation, Venjaramoodu, Trivandrum Teaching Schedule for Second M.B.B.S. Students DATE (Day) SEMESTER TOPIC FACULTY TIME: 1.00 - 2.00 PM 2.00 – 3.00 PM 3.00 – 4.00 PM 1ST Hour 2nd Hour 9-10-17 (Monday) Third Exhibition Fourth Fifth 10-10-17 (Tuesday) Third Exhibition Fourth Fifth 11-10-17 (Wednesday) Third Fourth Fifth Metanoia 12-10-17 (Thursday) Third Fourth Fifth Metanoia 13-10-17 (Friday) Third Exhibition Fourth Fifth 14-10-17 (Saturday) Third Fourth HOLIDAY Fifth
Department of Pharmacology Sree Gokulam Medical College & Research Foundation, Venjaramoodu, Trivandrum Teaching Schedule for Second M.B.B.S. Students DATE (Day) SEMESTER TOPIC FACULTY TIME: 1.00 - 2.00 PM 2.00 – 3.00 PM 3.00 – 4.00 PM 1ST Hour 2nd Hour 16-10-17 (Monday) Third Fourth Exhibition Fifth 17-10-17 (Tuesday) Third Fourth Exhibition Fifth 18-10-17 (Wednesday) Third Fourth HOLIDAY Fifth 19-10-17 (Thursday) Third Fourth Arrhythmia Dr.Shobha Fifth Macrolides Broad spectrum antibiotics Dr.Vijayalekshmi Dr.Vinu 20-10-17 (Friday) Third Fourth Fifth 21-10-17 (Saturday) Third Drugs affecting Ca 2+ Dr.Vinu Fourth Drugs affecting Ca 2+ Dr.Vinu Fifth
Department of Pharmacology Sree Gokulam Medical College & Research Foundation, Venjaramoodu, Trivandrum Teaching Schedule for Second M.B.B.S. Students DATE (Day) SEMESTER TOPIC FACULTY TIME: 1.00 - 2.00 PM 2.00 – 3.00 PM 3.00 – 4.00 PM 1ST Hour 2nd Hour 23-10-17 (Monday) Third Fibrinolytics Practicals Dr.Vijayalekshmi Dr.Nisha Fourth Fifth Seminar I All Staff All Staff 24-10-17 (Tuesday) Third Fourth Fifth Seminar I All Staff All Staff 25-10-17 (Wednesday) Third Fourth Fifth Seminar I All Staff All Staff 26-10-17 (Thursday) Third Fourth Antiplatelets Dr.Vinu Fifth T.B 1 T.B 2 Dr.Shobha Dr.Shobha 27-10-17 (Friday) Third Fourth Fifth 28-10-17 (Saturday) Third Fourth Uterine Stimulants& relaxants Dr.Nisha (Dr Vinu) Fifth Uterine Stimulants& relaxants Dr.Nisha (Dr Vinu)
THE DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY OF MEDICINE GRADUATE PROGRAM POLICIES The policies and procedures set forth in these departmental guidelines are addenda to the Policy Handbook, Graduate School, Baylor College of Medicine. Created July 2009 REVISED JULY 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Purpose II. Graduate Program Director 3 III. Admission to the Graduate Program 3 IV. Committees 3 Pharmacology Graduate Program Committee 4 Thesis Advisory Committee 4 Major Thesis advisor 4 Membership fo thesis Advisory Committee 4 Examination Committees 5 Qualifying Examination Committee 5 Dissertation Examining Committee 5 V. Course of Study 6 Curriculum 6 Required Courses 6 Elective Courses 6 Faculty Research Presentations 7 Research Hours 7 Journal Club 8
Qualifying Examination References Exam References Remington "The Science and Practice Pharmacy" Beringer, Paul et al., Latest Edition. Drug Information Hand Book, Latest Edition. British National Formulary, Latest Edition. Saudi National Formulary, Latest Edition. Qualifying Examination Blueprint (Nature & contents of the test) Passing Score Relative Percentage Content Evaluation Item (70 MCQs, 2 hours) 50% 64% Pharmacology 1. 26% Pharmaceutics 2. 10% Basic & General Information 3. 100% Total
SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE FV816 Leyes Lane Pharmacy 35 Leyes Lane Kenilworth Warwickshire CV8 2DE 01926 859232 Closed Closed Closed RUGBY WARWICKSHIRE FRH97 Lloyds Pharmacy In Sainsbury's Supermarket Dunchurch Road Rugby Warwickshire CV22 6HU 01788 203119 Open as normal Closed 1000-1600 Open as normal 1000-1600 SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE FCT50 Lloyds Pharmacy Shires Retail Park Tachbrook Park Drive Leamington Spa Warwickshire CV34 6RH 01926 311418 Closed 1000-1600 1000-1600 SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE FC340 Mellors Pharmacy 27 Market Place Warwick Warwickshire CV34 4SA 01926 492002 Closed Closed Closed SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE FH618 Morrisons Pharmacy Alcester Road Warwickshire CV37 9DA 01789 267106 Closed 1000-1600 1000-1600 NORTH WARWICKSHIRE FRW17 Pharmacy Republic 104 Edward Street Nuneaton Warwickshire CV11 5RE 02476 371119 Open as normal 0900-2300 0900-2300 Open as normal 0900-2300 RUGBY WARWICKSHIRE FEH73 Rowlands Pharmacy Central Surgery Corporation Street Rugby Warwickshire CV21 3SP 01788 574236 Closed Closed Closed SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE FP422 Stratwicks Ltd Pharmacy 1 Reardon Crt Woodloes Park Warwick Warwickshire CV34 5RN 01926 494041 Open as normal 1000-1300 Closed Open as normal Closed SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE FQ366 Superdrug Pharmacy 88-90 The Parade Leamington Spa Warwickshire CV32 4DE 01926 450953 Open as normal 1300-1600 Closed Open as normal Closed NORTH WARWICKSHIRE FDA75 Tesco Pharmacy Leicester Street Bedworth Warwickshire CV12 8SX 0345 677 9701 Open as normal Closed 0900-1800 Open as normal Closed
Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technician Stategies Resources & Organizations Measures & Outcomes Develop practicum sites in rural and underserved areas Post-secondary educational institu- tions, local healthcare facilities, local pharmacies Track number of practicum sites in rural and underserved areas Offer financial incentives for practice in rural and underserved areas MT DPHHS—Primary Care Office, SC MT AHEC, MHA Track financial incentives offered Expand telepharmacy options throughout the state MT Board of Pharmacy, local phar- macy providers Increased number of telepharmacy options Develop and support interdisciplinary training programs, continued support of U of M Pharm.D. program Skaggs School of Pharmacy, additional post-secondary healthcare training programs, Board of Regents Track number of interdisciplinary programs, track number of Pharm.D. grads Support recruitment in rural areas MT regional AHECs, local pharmacies Track number of pharmacy providers in rural areas, track retention of pharmacy providers in rural areas
PHARMACY OPENING TIMES – SHEFFIELD Easter Sunday 20th April 2014 Sheffield Late Night Pharmacy 277 Fulwood Road Sheffield Sheffield S10 3BD 12:00-22:00 Wicker Pharmacy 55-67 Wicker Sheffield S3 8HT 10:00-20:00 Woodhouse Pharmacy Woodhouse Medical Centre Skelton Lane Sheffield S13 7LY 08:00-18:00
PHARMACY OPENING TIMES – SHEFFIELD Easter Monday 21st April 2014 Asda Pharmacy 1 Market Street Chapeltown Sheffield S35 2UW 09:00-18:00 Asda Pharmacy Chaucer Road Parsons Cross Sheffield S5 8NH 09:00-18:00 Asda Pharmacy Handsworth Road Sheffield S13 9LR 09:00-18:00 Boots 66 The Moor Sheffield S1 4PA 10:30-16:30 Boots Unit 5 Heeley Retail Park Sheffield S8 0RG 08:00-00:00 Boots Unit C Crystal Peaks Retail Park Sheffield S20 7JJ 10:30-16:30 Boots Waitrose 123 Ecclesall Road Sheffield S11 8HY 10:00-16:00 Lloyds Pharmacy 882 Ecclesall Road Sheffield S11 8TP 10:00-14:00 Lloyds Pharmacy 52 Birley Moor Road Frecheville Sheffield S12 4WD 10:00-14:00 Lloyds Pharmacy 1 Market Square Woodhouse Sheffield S13 7JX 10:00-14:00 Lloyds Pharmacy 3-7 Alderson Road Sheffield S2 4UA 10:00-20:00 Lloyds Pharmacy Unit 39 Crystal Peaks West Mall Sheffield S20 7PN 10:00-17:00 Lloyds Pharmacy 9 Johnson Street Stocksbridge Sheffield S36 1BX 10:00-16:00 Lloyds Pharmacy 17-19 Page Hall Road Sheffield S4 8GS 10:00-14:00 Lloyds Pharmacy 428-430 Firth Park Road Firth Park Sheffield S5 6HH 10:00-14:00 Morrisons Pharmacy 299 The Common Ecclesfield Sheffield S35 9WJ 9:00-18:00 (Lunch 1-2) Sainsburys Pharmacy Archer Road Millhouses Sheffield S8 0TD 09:00-19:00 Sainsburys Pharmacy Sainsburys Supermarket Crystal Peaks Shopping Centre Sheffield S20 7PQ 09:00-19:00 Sheffield Late Night Pharmacy 277 Fulwood Road Sheffield Sheffield S10 3BD 12:00-22:00
Hackney Pharmacy Name Address Tel. No. Monday 27th Aug 18 Boots 82 84 Kingsland High St, Dalston, E8 2NS 020 7254 5067 10 AM-6 PM Boots 386-388 Mare Street, E8 1HR 020 8986 9014 11 AM-5 PM Morrisons Pharmacy 47-49 Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16 5SR 020 8809 3369 10 AM-4 PM Boots Craven House Corner, Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16 6TT 020 8800 2874 11 AM-5 PM Tesco Instore Pharmacy Morning Lane, Hackney, E9 6ND 0845 6779353 9 AM-6 PM Pharmacies open on Summer Bank Holiday (27th August 2018) City of London Pharmacy Name Address Tel. No. Monday 27th Aug 18 Boots 11 Octagon Arcade, Liverpool Street Station, EC2M 2AB 020 7374 0092 10 AM-7 PM Boots 21 New Change Passage, EC4M 9AG 020 7248 3635 12 PM-6 PM Boots 54 King William Street 020 7220 7779 11 AM-5 PM Boots 200 Bishopsgate, EC2M 4NR 020 7283 9544 12 PM-6 PM
Qualifications Training Qualified Pharmacy Technician registered with General Pharmaceutical Council of Great Britain as a Pharmacy Technician SVQ or NC in Pharmaceutical Science (or equivalent) HNC pharmacy services Applications will be considered from applicants who are currently undertaking the above qualifications and will be supported to complete the qualification Membership of the General Pharmaceutical Council of Great Britain Accredited checking technician or willing to undergo training Driving licence Experience Experience in hospital or community pharmacy setting Knowledge of Microsoft office packages Relevant work experience in hospital setting Knowledge And Skills Excellent oral and written communication skills Good numeracy skills Good organisational skills Excellent time management skills Understanding of the importance of confidentiality An understanding of the Pharmacy Technician role Good Computer & Keyboard skills Committed to continuing professional development Personal Qualities Ability to work well as part of a team Excellent interpersonal skills and diplomacy Attention to detail Ability to prioritise and work within tight deadlines.
Doc 1a Name Job Role Number Kashif Haque Chief Pharmacist & Clinical Director 01625 661265 Karen Adams Deputy Chief Pharmacist and Medication Safety Officer 01625 661267 Karen Burton Pharmacy Operational Manager 01625 663633 Julie Reardon PA to Chief Pharmacist & Pharmacy Department Administrator 01625 663831 Michelle Brierley Senior Pharmacy Technician – Procurement & Distribution 01625 663043 Karen Waltho-Jones Senior Pharmacy Technician – Dispensary Manager and Ward Based Services 01625 663043 Carl Arries Production Unit Manager 01625 663837 Eric Chau Aseptic Services Manager 01625 661269 Helen Wilson Lead Macmillan Pharmacist 01625 661183 Fiona Leon Lead Pharmacist – Acute Care 01625 661422 Jabeen Lead Pharmacist – Planned Care 01625 663834 Wendy Lawson Lead Pharmacist – Urgent Care, Education & Training 01625 661422 Laura Slater Lead Pharmacist – Allied Health Services & Integrated Care 01625 663656 Sally Chartres Lead Pharmacist – Paediatrics and Medicines Information 01625 661268 Aarti Littlewood Lead Pharmacist – Medicines Management 01625 663834 Indu Das & Sally Stubington Lead Pharmacists – Antibiotics 01625 661422 Catherine Northey Lead Pharmacist – Pre-op Assessment 01625 663834
(a) request the appeal committee in writing to furnish the High Court with such documents or particulars as it may require; (b) refer the matter to the appeal committee for further consideration; (c) allow or dismiss an appeal lodged in terms of this section; (d) make an order reversing or amending the decision of the appeal committee appealed against, if it is of the opinion that such committee has not acted in accordance with this Act; (e) make an order relating to the payment of costs; or (f) make such other order as it may consider appropriate. Delegation of powers 65. (1) The Council, in addition to any delegation made in terms of this Act, may - (a) delegate in writing to the registrar any power conferred upon it; or (b) assign in writing to the registrar the performance of any function or duty entrusted to it, by or in terms of this Act. (2) A delegation or assignment made in terms of subsection (1) may be made subject to such conditions or restrictions as the Council may determine and specify in such delegation or assignment. (3) The Council may withdraw or amend in writing any delegation or assignment made by it in terms of subsection (1). (4) Subsection (6) of section 22 applies, with the necessary changes, in respect of any power delegated and any duty or function assigned in terms of subsection (1) of this section. Regulations 66. (1) The Minister may make, on the recommendation of the Council, regulations relating to - (a) the allowances payable to members of the Council or of a committee thereof for services rendered for and on behalf of the Council or such a committee; (b) the form of the registers to be kept in terms of this Act and the manner in which they must be kept, which alterations may be effected to those registers, and the manner in which such alterations may be so effected; (c) any certificate that may be issued by the Council, including the form of such certificate; (d) (i) the registration by the Council of students studying or receiving education, tuition or training at an educational institution in Namibia or elsewhere relating to a profession mentioned in section 17(1), the requirements for such
Pharmacy Contact Information Form (v3 – July 28, 2015) Nova Scotia Drug Information System Company Name Pharmacy Name & Store Number License Number Pharmacy Owner Pharmacy Manager Pharmacy Manager Email Address Pharmacy Telephone Number(s) (extension(s) if applicable) Pharmacy Fax Number Pharmacy Email Address(es) Preferred Contact Method (check all that apply) ___ Fax ___ Email Pharmacy Civic Address Pharmacy Mailing Address Pharmacy Hours Average Rx Fill per Week Pharmacy Software Vendor Target Go Live Date
Supporting Documentation – Service Emergency Hormonal Contraception Date Age of client Ward of residence of client Pharmacist Initials Consultation Y/N Time of adminstration Time of adminstration within 72 hour window Pregnancy Test Y/N Levonelle Administered Y/N Condoms provided Y/N
List. Reyataz # (atazanavir) Updated MassHealth Drug List Effective September 10, 2018, the following nutrient product will be added to the MassHealth Over-the-Counter Drug List. glucose products < 19 years Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols # This designates a brand-name drug with FDA “A”-rated generic equivalents. Prior authorization is required for the brand, unless a particular form of that drug (for example, tablet, capsule, or liquid) does not have an FDA “A”-rated generic equivalent. PA Prior authorization is required. The prescriber must obtain prior authorization for the drug in order for the pharmacy to receive payment. Note: Prior authorization applies to both the and the FDA “A”-rated generic equivalent of listed product. BP Brand Preferred over generic equivalents. In general, MassHealth requires a trial of the preferred drug or clinical rationale for prescribing the non-preferred drug generic equivalent. PD Preferred Drug. In general, MassHealth requires a trial of the preferred drug or clinical rationale for prescribing a non-preferred drug within a therapeutic class.