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The participant successfully completed Karolinska Institutet's pharmacometrics course in 2016. They demonstrated an understanding of clinical pharmacology and pharmacometrics terms. They showed the ability to apply pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics principles to basic pharmacological problems and use statistical analysis to solve clinical pharmacology problems and research. The participant also demonstrated preparedness to participate in future pharmacometrics research or advanced courses.
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