In this unit lectures and tutorials consider the role of the pharmacist in the areas of drugs of addiction, dermatology, epilepsy, immunisation, Parkinson's disease, travel medicine, coughs and colds, sleep disorders, insect bites and stings, and veterinary medicine. The unit also includes consideration of the relationship of the pharmacist with other health professionals and the medication review process through case studies, including coverage of the issues of client counselling, consent, confidentiality and compliance. The best use of herbal and complimentary medicines is considered in the context of evidence-based medication. The special role of the pharmacist in dealing with drugs of... -- Course Website
Instructor: Associate Professor Rhonda Clifford
Prerequisites: enrolment in the Master of Pharmacy; PHCY5602 Pharmacy Practice and Pharmacotherapy (formerly PHCY8602 Pharmacy Practice and Pharmacotherapy) and PHCY5616 Pharmacy Placement II (formerly PHCY8616 Pharmacy Placement II)
