PMPR 3240

Contemporary Practice of Pharmacy II

The course is designed to both introduce and develop the student pharmacists knowledge regarding multiple aspects of pharmacy practice. The longitudinal course sequence will provide the foundation and structure for the professional socialization of student pharmacists. To uphold the ideals of the profession, students must not only acquire the core clinical knowledge and skills, but also possess the attributes of a health care professional. The course will facilitate self-discovery of the attitudes, values, and habits that form the foundation of the profession of pharmacy. The student will reflect on personal characteristics, learning styles, and interactions with peers to develop the insight required to develop goals and aspirations for professional development. Thereafter, the student will focus on career development and the profession of pharmacy to begin to gain insight into potential learning/career pathways for practicing pharmacy at an advanced level, regardless of practice setting. The course will then focus on the patient and the role of the pharmacist in providing patient-centered care and comprehensive medication management. Throughout the course sequence, vertical and horizontal integration with other courses will occur to promote effective learning and retention.

Units: 2.0