PPT Presentation

2. Pre-formulation characteristics of pharmaceutical preparations
Formulation systems of pharmaceutical preparations
Pharmaceutical calculations
Dispensing as a professional procedure
1. Pharmaceutical Practice Concepts: in Clinical Pharmacy
Manufacturing / Compounding Specialties e.g. Radiopharmaceuticals
Facilities e.g. Preparation equipment
Conventional Drug Carrier Systems
Non-conventional drug Carrier Systems
Aseptic processing e.g. sterile room procedures
Preformulation Studies
RADIOPHARMACY
Dr. L.T.M. Muungo
Formulation systems of pharmaceutical
preparations
• Types of Dosage Forms
• Dosage Form Design
• Drug Delivery System
• Routes of Drug Administration
• Pharmaceutical Ingredients (PIs)
• Pharmacy Compounding
• Compounding and Dispensing
TYPES OF DOSAGE
FORMS
DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS
Dr. L.T.M. Muungo, PhD
Pharmacy Compounding
Meeting unique physician and patient needs
Dr. L.T. Muungo
Compounding and Dispensing
Dosage Form Design:
Pharmaceutical and Formulation
Considerations
Pharmacy Practice
for
Pharmaceutical Compounding
Dr. L.T.M. Muungo
Pharmaceutics Lecture
2002 - Date
Computing
and
pharmaceutical numeracy
2002 - Date
Computing
and
pharmaceutical numeracy
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (CPP) activities
Non-Sterile Pharmaceutical Compounding
Patient Safety
Models of Pharmacy Practice
DRUG DOSAGE &
DELIVERY UNITS
Semi-soliddosage forms
1. Ointments
2. Creams
3. Liniments
4. Suppository
5. Gel/ jelly
6. Paste
7. Poultices
8. Aerosols
9. Transdermal Drug delivery
system
Non–sterileDosage Forms
1. Syrup
2. Solution
3. Tincture
4. Suspension
5. Emulsion
6. Lotion
7. Elixir
8. Draughts
9. Enemas
10. Gargles
Sterile dosage forms
1. Injectables
2. Intravenous bolus
dosage
3. Drops ( Eye & Ear)
Liquid dosage forms
Semi-solid and Liquid
Dosage Forms
DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS
Dr. L.T.M. Muungo, PhD
Aseptic Processing
STERILE
PROCESSINGG
SYSTEMS
(MICROBIOLOGY)

3. GOOD MANUFACTURING
PRACTICES (GMP)
All You Never Wanted to Know About
GLP and GMP
1. Good Manufacturing Practices and other guidelines
2. Internal Regulations on Good Manufacturing Practices
3. Quality establishment and control
4. Personnel
2. Regulation and Pharmaceutical Products Quality Assurance:
1. Contamination and Contamination control
2. Drug/product stability
3. Validation process

4. Prepared By
Dr.L.T.M. Muungo
Pharmacoeconomics &
Pharmacy Practice
Application to Patient Care
Department of Essential Medicines and Pharmaceutical Policy
TBS 2008
Rational Drug Use
Prescribing, Dispensing,
Counseling and Adherence
in ART Programs
HEALTH PROMOTION
Dr. L.T.M. Muungo
Health Education Along with
Health Promotion
Essential Medicines List: Concept and Procedures|
WHO Essential Medicines List
Concept/Process and Update on EML 2015
WHO Technical Briefing Seminar
November 4, 2014 – WHO Geneva
Hospital Pharmacy
Community Pharmacy
Practice
Pharmacovigilance
Quality Assurance and Safety of Medicines
WHO
INTRODUCTION TO
FORENSIC MEDICINE
Forensic Pharmacy and Application
Essential Medicines List
Counseling for pharmaceutical care
Health promotion & health education
3. Pharmaceutical knowledge and Skills application in Clinical Pharmacy Practice
Rational drug/medicine use (RDU/RDM)
Pharmacoeconomics
Pharmacovigilance
Hospital Pharmacy
Community Pharmacy
Forensic Pharmacy

5. Clinical Pharmacy
(Patient Care)
Patient counselling
Communication
By
L.T.M. Muungo
Medication Safety
By:
Dr. L.T.M. Muungo
communication
collaboration
education
Good Dispensing
Practice
Company
LOGO
Management of
pharmaceutical marketing
1
Supervisory
Concepts
and
Techniques
Drug Manufacturing
Patient caring
Dispensing
Counseling
Management
Supervising
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
4. Pharmaceutical Knowledge and skills: in Clinical Pharmacy
Communication

6. Introduction to Specialty Study Field:
General introduction to the training site
Clinical assessment strategies
Specific and Non-specific disease states
Major and minor symptoms for disease states
Diagnostic techniques
Range or scope of therapies applicable
Establishment of both short and long term therapies
Rights of patients to medications
Various Clinical Year Attachments for Students / Preceptor(s)
Interactive Themes & Clinical Case Studies – 2nd - 3rd Year
Specialized Competence-based Training:
(Pharmaceutical Care Plan)
Disease types,
Disease pattern,
Disease categories,
Patient or health seeking person identification,
Level of patient care,
Health care provision techniques,
Type and range of medication systems required

7. Associated Specialty Course Study Themes:
Patient care strategies
Patient drug treatment compliance and non-compliance
Individualized patient treatment
Drugs treatment profiles for the patient
Pharmacodynamics and Pharmacokinetics of drug administration
Unwanted drug effects or Adverse Drug reactions (ADRs)
Drug legislation
Various Clinical Year Attachments for Students / Preceptor(s)
Interactive Themes & Clinical Case Studies – 2nd - 3rd Year

8. Research Proposal Writing Process (1 Month)
Research Data Collection Process (3 Months)
Research Data Analytical Procedure (1 Month)
Research Project Write-up Process (3 Months)
Research Project Oral Presentation Process (1 Month)
Research Data & Relevant Articles’ Publications (1 Month)
SURVEY RESEARCH
DESIGN
Data Collection
Prepared by: Dr. Godfrey St. Bernard
WRITING A RESEARCH PROPOSAL
Writing a Research
Report
If research was not “written up,”
did it really occur?
1
Oral Presentation
A Quick Guide
Research Data Analysis
Pharmaceutical Research & Biostat Student / Supervisor(s)
Interactive Themes (PMY 5043) – 3rd Year

9. Pharmaceutical Knowledge & Skills E-books