Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy
Clinical Pharmacy diploma focuses on the emerging role of clinical pharmacists and prepares them to take a lead role in developing clinical pharmacy services and programs with guided practical steps.
Clinical Pharmacy deals with patient-centered care, where clinical Pharmacists are responsible for providing the best possible therapy in the prevention and treatment of diseases. Clinical pharmacists of today work as active members of the health care providers’ team to participate in decision making for patient-specific therapeutic planning, monitoring and evaluating therapeutic outcomes, and resolving drug-related problems. This emerging role of the pharmacists brings them to the center of the healthcare delivery system, where they are responsible for safe medication use and medication therapy management.
Course Structure
Diploma In Clinical Pharmacy consists of 5 compulsary modules and 1 optional module.
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Module 1: Anticoagulation & related disease
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Module 2: Cardiovascular disease
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Module 3: Total parenteral nutrition
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Module 4: Pain Management
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Module 5: Diabetes management for in & outpatients
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Module 6: (Optional Module) Infectious disease & antimicrobial therapy