School of Pharmacy

School of Pharmacy

　

Courses:

PHARM 2000: Pharmaco-Therapeutics In Nursing (01216662)

    Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE

     Course Description: Course describes the pharmacokinetics and pharmaco-therapeutics of selected drugs.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 2002: Concepts of Pharmacology (01219042)

    Course Instructor: MICHAEL ZEMAITIS

     Course Description: Course is designed primarily for graduate students in the health sciences who require an appreciation of pharmacology in their careers. The one term course defines basic principles of drug action, drug disposition and pharmacokinetics. Specific areas of discussion include central nervous system, cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal and endocrine pharmacology.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 2002: Concepts of Pharmacology (01220186)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced. Check the Announcements for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 2002: Concepts of Pharmacology (01228672)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced. Check the Announcements for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5110: Profession of Pharmacy 1 (01122530)

    Course Instructor: CARLENE BAUM and RANDY JUHL and GARY STOEHR

     Course Description: First of six semester sequence of courses that support the students'' development of competence in four major areas -- clinical skills, the psychosocial dimensions of pharmacy practice, managing as a professional pharmacist, and professional inquiry.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5111: Profession of Pharmacy 2 (01224511)

    Course Instructor: GARY STOEHR

     Course Description: The second of six courses that support the students development of competence in clinical skills, the psychosocial dimensions of pharmacy practice, managing as a professional pharmacist, and professional inquiry.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5112: Experiential Learning 1 (01122535)

    Course Instructor: Scott Drab and AMY SEYBERT

     Course Description: Provides students with field-based experience in which they can examine the role of the pharmacy and pharmacists in a variety of practice settings, develop basic dispensing an counseling skills, collect and interpret data from the practice site.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5113: Experiential Learning 2 (01224516)

    Course Instructor: Scott Drab and AMY SEYBERT

     Course Description: A continuation of experiential education from term 1. provides students with field-based experience in which they can examine the role of the pharmacy and pharmacists in a variety of practice settings, develop basic dispensing and counseling skills, collect and interpret data from the practice site.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5114: Anatomy and Physiology 1 (01122543)

    Course Instructor: BALWANT DIXIT and REGIS VOLLMER

     Course Description: First of two course sequence intended to provide an integrated presentation of human anatomy and physiology; to present physiology as a dynamic study of living systems, to demonstrate the hierarchical organization of complex systems, to develop the principle of homeostasis, to build understanding of cellular processes and the relationship between biochemistry and physiology, to introduce the use of drugs as tools for understanding physiology, and to demonstrate that therapeutic agents beneficially affect physiologic processes altered by disease.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5115: Anatomy and Physiology 2 (01224522)

    Course Instructor: REGIS VOLLMER

     Course Description: The second of a two course sequence that provides an introduction to anatomy, function/physiology, patho-physiology, clinical correlates and therapeutic agents for specific organ systems.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5118: Principles of Drug Action (01122551)

    Course Instructor: SAMUEL POLOYAC and JOHN SUTCLIFFE and MICHAEL ZEMAITIS

     Course Description: To enable students to apply principles of drug-receptor interactions, conceptualize principles of medicinal chemistry with regard to drug design and development, understand the relationship between drug action and chemical structure, understand the relationship between dosage forms and oral bioavailability, understand basic pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic concepts.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5119: Drug Development 1 (01224533)

    Course Instructor: MICHAEL ZEMAITIS

     Course Description: This course examines sources of drugs and the process of drug development and the drug approval process. Since drug metabolites may play an important role in the activity or toxicity of a drug, early phases of the approval process require extensive metabolism studies. This course also covers the biochemistry of drug metabolism and chemical pathways of metabolism.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5210: Profession of Pharmacy 3 (00125018)

    Course Instructor: TERRENCE SCHWINGHAMMER

     Course Description: The third of a six course sequence that supports students'' development of competence in four major areas: clinical skills, social science in pharmacy, managing as a professional pharmacist, and professional inquiry.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5214: Pharmacotherapy of Infctus Ds 1 (01122567)

    Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE

     Course Description: First of a two course sequence that provides knowledge and experience in the assessment and management of infectious disease, including elements of microbiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology and principles of antibiotic use, pathophysiology of infection, immunology of host defenses, patient assessment, and the thought process leading to cost-effective and safe antimicrobial drug use.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5215: Pharmacotherapeutics in Infctus Ds 2 (01224545)

    Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE and MICHAEL MOKOTOFF

     Course Description: Second of a two-course sequence that provides an advanced discussion, including therapy, of gram-negative microorganisms, spirochetes, chlamydia, rickettsia, actinomycetes, mycobacteria, fungi, and viruses. Anti-infectives to be discussed include those in the aminoglycoside, rifamycin, polyene macrolide, sulfonamide, quinolone, nitrofuran, and imidazole classes, as well as antiviral agents.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5216: Cardiology (01122570)

    Course Instructor: AMY SEYBERT and REGIS VOLLMER

     Course Description: Provides a comprehensive evaluation of the pathophysiology and treatment of cardiovascular disease. The pharmacology and therapeutic use of cardiovascular drugs is presented in relation to the management of hypertension, coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmia, thromboembolic disorders, and acute myocardial infarction.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5217: Nephrology (01224552)

    Course Instructor: GARY MATZKE

     Course Description: Provides a comprehensive evaluation of the pathophysiology and treatment of renal disease, fluid and electrolyte disturbances, and acid-base disorders. The pharmacology and therapeutic use of drugs is presented in relation to the management of renal

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5218: Drug Development 2 (01122980)

    Course Instructor: REGINALD FRYE

     Course Description: This course provides students with a fundamental understanding of the mathematical relationships that are available to quantify the rate and extent of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5219: Drug Development 3 (01224557)

    Course Instructor: LISA ROHAN and JOHN SUTCLIFFE and MICHAEL ZEMAITIS

     Course Description: This course provides students with a fundamental understanding of the physical-chemical properties of various drug dosage forms. Students will compound several different dosage forms in the laboratory portion of the course.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5221: Critical Care (00236229)

    Course Instructor: MARY HESS

     Course Description: Provides a comprehensive evaluation of the pathophysiology and diagnosis of common ICU problems. A complete discussion of pharmacotherapy (pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, pharmacudynamics, etc.)will be applied to developing treatment strategies in acute care settings.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5311: Profession of Pharmacy 6 (01228647)

    Course Instructor: KIM COLEY

     Course Description: Provides the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to practice pharmacy. Will focus on clinical skills, psychosocial dimensions of practice, pharmacy management and professional inquiry. Topics include principles of pharmacoeconomics, pharmacoeconomic decision making, quality improvement and total quality management, and population-based decision making. individual and group presentations, case analyses and projects will be used to incorporate pharmacoeconomic principles into therapeutic decision-making and enhance the communication skills of students.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5312: Experiential Learning 5 (01127285)

    Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE

     Course Description: Students will experience and develop professional skills and abilities in the setting of institutional pharmacy practice through observation and participation in activities such as drug distribution and preparation, evaluation and monitoring of patient-specific therapies, pharmacy system, quality assessment, and formulary control.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5313: Experiential Learning 6 (01228654)

    Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE

     Course Description: Students will experience and develop professional skills and abilities in the setting of institutional pharmacy practice through observation and participation in activities such as drug distribution and preparation, evaluation and monitoring of patient-specific therapies, pharmacy system, quality assessment, and formulary control.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5314: Immunology (00132863)

    Course Instructor: JOSEPH KNAPP

     Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of physiology, pharmacology, chemistry, and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected diseases of the immune system. Students will develop their abilities to design, monitor and refine cost-effective and safe treatment plans and provide appropriate information to patients, caregivers and health professionals.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5316: Pulmonology/Rheumatology (01127299)

    Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE

     Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of physiology, pharmacology, chemistry and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected pulmonary and rheumatic diseases. Students will develop their abilities to design, monitor and refine cost-effective and safe treatment plans and appropriate information to patients, caregivers and health professionals.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5317: Gastroenterology/Nutrition (99243750)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of patho-physiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected gastro-intestinal diseases and states of nutritional deficiency. Students will develop

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5318: Endocrinology (01127300)

    Course Instructor: MICHAEL MOKOTOFF

     Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of physiology, pharmacology, chemistry and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected disorders of the endocrine system. Students will develop their abilities to design, monitor and refine

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5319: Neurology/Psychiatry (01228668)

    Course Instructor: RAEANN MAXWELL

     Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of pathophysiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected neurological and psychiatric disorders. Students will develop the abilities required to design, monitor, and refine effective, safe, and cost-effective treatment plans and be able to provide appropriate information to patients, caregivers, and health professionals.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5401: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 1 (01233834)

    Course Instructor: Scott Drab and ROWENA SCHWARTZ and GARY STOEHR

     Course Description: Provides the environment for a student to develp competence in the indentification and management of drug-realted problems in patient-care settings.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5402: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 2 (01233839)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5403: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 3 (01229747)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5404: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 4 (01229754)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5405: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 5 (01229759)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5406: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 6 (01229763)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5407: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 7 (01229580)

    Course Instructor:

     Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

PHARM 5806: Pediatric Pharmaceutical Care (01245680)

    Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE

     Course Description: Provides students with opportunities to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to provide pharmaceutical care to pediatric patients of all ages.

     Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy

Courses:
PHARM 2000: Pharmaco-Therapeutics In Nursing (01216662)
Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE
Course Description: Course describes the pharmacokinetics and pharmaco-therapeutics of selected drugs.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 2002: Concepts of Pharmacology (01219042)
Course Instructor: MICHAEL ZEMAITIS
Course Description: Course is designed primarily for graduate students in the health sciences who require an appreciation of pharmacology in their careers. The one term course defines basic principles of drug action, drug disposition and pharmacokinetics. Specific areas of discussion include central nervous system, cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal and endocrine pharmacology.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 2002: Concepts of Pharmacology (01220186)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced. Check the Announcements for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 2002: Concepts of Pharmacology (01228672)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced. Check the Announcements for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5110: Profession of Pharmacy 1 (01122530)
Course Instructor: CARLENE BAUM and RANDY JUHL and GARY STOEHR
Course Description: First of six semester sequence of courses that support the students'' development of competence in four major areas -- clinical skills, the psychosocial dimensions of pharmacy practice, managing as a professional pharmacist, and professional inquiry.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5111: Profession of Pharmacy 2 (01224511)
Course Instructor: GARY STOEHR
Course Description: The second of six courses that support the students development of competence in clinical skills, the psychosocial dimensions of pharmacy practice, managing as a professional pharmacist, and professional inquiry.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5112: Experiential Learning 1 (01122535)
Course Instructor: Scott Drab and AMY SEYBERT
Course Description: Provides students with field-based experience in which they can examine the role of the pharmacy and pharmacists in a variety of practice settings, develop basic dispensing an counseling skills, collect and interpret data from the practice site.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5113: Experiential Learning 2 (01224516)
Course Instructor: Scott Drab and AMY SEYBERT
Course Description: A continuation of experiential education from term 1. provides students with field-based experience in which they can examine the role of the pharmacy and pharmacists in a variety of practice settings, develop basic dispensing and counseling skills, collect and interpret data from the practice site.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5114: Anatomy and Physiology 1 (01122543)
Course Instructor: BALWANT DIXIT and REGIS VOLLMER
Course Description: First of two course sequence intended to provide an integrated presentation of human anatomy and physiology; to present physiology as a dynamic study of living systems, to demonstrate the hierarchical organization of complex systems, to develop the principle of homeostasis, to build understanding of cellular processes and the relationship between biochemistry and physiology, to introduce the use of drugs as tools for understanding physiology, and to demonstrate that therapeutic agents beneficially affect physiologic processes altered by disease.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5115: Anatomy and Physiology 2 (01224522)
Course Instructor: REGIS VOLLMER
Course Description: The second of a two course sequence that provides an introduction to anatomy, function/physiology, patho-physiology, clinical correlates and therapeutic agents for specific organ systems.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5118: Principles of Drug Action (01122551)
Course Instructor: SAMUEL POLOYAC and JOHN SUTCLIFFE and MICHAEL ZEMAITIS
Course Description: To enable students to apply principles of drug-receptor interactions, conceptualize principles of medicinal chemistry with regard to drug design and development, understand the relationship between drug action and chemical structure, understand the relationship between dosage forms and oral bioavailability, understand basic pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic concepts.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5119: Drug Development 1 (01224533)
Course Instructor: MICHAEL ZEMAITIS
Course Description: This course examines sources of drugs and the process of drug development and the drug approval process. Since drug metabolites may play an important role in the activity or toxicity of a drug, early phases of the approval process require extensive metabolism studies. This course also covers the biochemistry of drug metabolism and chemical pathways of metabolism.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5210: Profession of Pharmacy 3 (00125018)
Course Instructor: TERRENCE SCHWINGHAMMER
Course Description: The third of a six course sequence that supports students'' development of competence in four major areas: clinical skills, social science in pharmacy, managing as a professional pharmacist, and professional inquiry.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5214: Pharmacotherapy of Infctus Ds 1 (01122567)
Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE
Course Description: First of a two course sequence that provides knowledge and experience in the assessment and management of infectious disease, including elements of microbiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology and principles of antibiotic use, pathophysiology of infection, immunology of host defenses, patient assessment, and the thought process leading to cost-effective and safe antimicrobial drug use.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5215: Pharmacotherapeutics in Infctus Ds 2 (01224545)
Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE and MICHAEL MOKOTOFF
Course Description: Second of a two-course sequence that provides an advanced discussion, including therapy, of gram-negative microorganisms, spirochetes, chlamydia, rickettsia, actinomycetes, mycobacteria, fungi, and viruses. Anti-infectives to be discussed include those in the aminoglycoside, rifamycin, polyene macrolide, sulfonamide, quinolone, nitrofuran, and imidazole classes, as well as antiviral agents.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5216: Cardiology (01122570)
Course Instructor: AMY SEYBERT and REGIS VOLLMER
Course Description: Provides a comprehensive evaluation of the pathophysiology and treatment of cardiovascular disease. The pharmacology and therapeutic use of cardiovascular drugs is presented in relation to the management of hypertension, coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmia, thromboembolic disorders, and acute myocardial infarction.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5217: Nephrology (01224552)
Course Instructor: GARY MATZKE
Course Description: Provides a comprehensive evaluation of the pathophysiology and treatment of renal disease, fluid and electrolyte disturbances, and acid-base disorders. The pharmacology and therapeutic use of drugs is presented in relation to the management of renal
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5218: Drug Development 2 (01122980)
Course Instructor: REGINALD FRYE
Course Description: This course provides students with a fundamental understanding of the mathematical relationships that are available to quantify the rate and extent of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5219: Drug Development 3 (01224557)
Course Instructor: LISA ROHAN and JOHN SUTCLIFFE and MICHAEL ZEMAITIS
Course Description: This course provides students with a fundamental understanding of the physical-chemical properties of various drug dosage forms. Students will compound several different dosage forms in the laboratory portion of the course.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5221: Critical Care (00236229)
Course Instructor: MARY HESS
Course Description: Provides a comprehensive evaluation of the pathophysiology and diagnosis of common ICU problems. A complete discussion of pharmacotherapy (pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, pharmacudynamics, etc.)will be applied to developing treatment strategies in acute care settings.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5311: Profession of Pharmacy 6 (01228647)
Course Instructor: KIM COLEY
Course Description: Provides the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to practice pharmacy. Will focus on clinical skills, psychosocial dimensions of practice, pharmacy management and professional inquiry. Topics include principles of pharmacoeconomics, pharmacoeconomic decision making, quality improvement and total quality management, and population-based decision making. individual and group presentations, case analyses and projects will be used to incorporate pharmacoeconomic principles into therapeutic decision-making and enhance the communication skills of students.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5312: Experiential Learning 5 (01127285)
Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE
Course Description: Students will experience and develop professional skills and abilities in the setting of institutional pharmacy practice through observation and participation in activities such as drug distribution and preparation, evaluation and monitoring of patient-specific therapies, pharmacy system, quality assessment, and formulary control.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5313: Experiential Learning 6 (01228654)
Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE
Course Description: Students will experience and develop professional skills and abilities in the setting of institutional pharmacy practice through observation and participation in activities such as drug distribution and preparation, evaluation and monitoring of patient-specific therapies, pharmacy system, quality assessment, and formulary control.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5314: Immunology (00132863)
Course Instructor: JOSEPH KNAPP
Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of physiology, pharmacology, chemistry, and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected diseases of the immune system. Students will develop their abilities to design, monitor and refine cost-effective and safe treatment plans and provide appropriate information to patients, caregivers and health professionals.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5316: Pulmonology/Rheumatology (01127299)
Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE
Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of physiology, pharmacology, chemistry and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected pulmonary and rheumatic diseases. Students will develop their abilities to design, monitor and refine cost-effective and safe treatment plans and appropriate information to patients, caregivers and health professionals.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5317: Gastroenterology/Nutrition (99243750)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of patho-physiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected gastro-intestinal diseases and states of nutritional deficiency. Students will develop
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5318: Endocrinology (01127300)
Course Instructor: MICHAEL MOKOTOFF
Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of physiology, pharmacology, chemistry and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected disorders of the endocrine system. Students will develop their abilities to design, monitor and refine
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5319: Neurology/Psychiatry (01228668)
Course Instructor: RAEANN MAXWELL
Course Description: Students will demonstrate and apply core concepts of pathophysiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, and therapeutics in the evaluation and treatment of selected neurological and psychiatric disorders. Students will develop the abilities required to design, monitor, and refine effective, safe, and cost-effective treatment plans and be able to provide appropriate information to patients, caregivers, and health professionals.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5401: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 1 (01233834)
Course Instructor: Scott Drab and ROWENA SCHWARTZ and GARY STOEHR
Course Description: Provides the environment for a student to develp competence in the indentification and management of drug-realted problems in patient-care settings.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5402: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 2 (01233839)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5403: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 3 (01229747)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5404: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 4 (01229754)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5405: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 5 (01229759)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5406: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 6 (01229763)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5407: PharmD Adv Pharm Pract Exprn 7 (01229580)
Course Instructor:
Course Description: This course is cross-referenced with another course. Please check the Announcments for details.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy
PHARM 5806: Pediatric Pharmaceutical Care (01245680)
Course Instructor: DENISE HOWRIE
Course Description: Provides students with opportunities to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to provide pharmaceutical care to pediatric patients of all ages.
Categorized Under: School of Pharmacy