Clinical Pharmacology Essentials for Pharmacists
This course revisits the core principles of clinical pharmacology through the lens of daily pharmacy practice. You will connect pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics to the decisions you make when reviewing prescriptions, advising prescribers and counselling patients.
By the end of the course you will be better able to anticipate drug interactions, identify patients who need dose adjustments, and recognise and report adverse drug reactions.
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Pharmacokinetics in Practice
How absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion shape the way a medicine should be used. -
Pharmacodynamics and Dose-Response
How medicines produce their effects and what determines their therapeutic window. -
Drug Interactions
Recognising, assessing and managing clinically significant interactions. -
Special Populations and Adverse Reactions
Adjusting therapy for vulnerable patients and keeping medicines safe.
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