The document outlines a training plan for a clinical pharmacy program, managed by Shaza Aly Attwan, which aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in the workplace. It includes details on logistics, materials, goals, and a structured syllabus consisting of 12 lectures divided into four modules covering various medical specialties and key concepts in pharmaceutical care. The training emphasizes a patient-centered approach and the integration of health informatics to enhance clinical pharmacy practice.

1. Training Plan
Training Name: CLINICAL PHARMACY FROM BOOKS TO IMPLEMENTATION
Responsible: Shaza Aly Attwan
I. Logistics
Materials:
1. Reference books:
 Internal Medicine: A Guide to Clinical Therapeutics
 Pharmacotherapy Casebook: A Patient-Focused Approach, 9e
 Pharmaceutical Care Practice: The Patient-Centered Approach
 Casebook in Clinical Pharmacokinetics and Drug Dosing
 Quality and Safety in Pharmacy Practice
2. laptops
Facilitators (co-trainers) needed:
 Health informatics specialist
 IT
II. Goals/outcomes
1. Vanishing the gap between solid study materials and real needs of workplaces
that implement clinical pharmacy professionally
2. Putting the student on the road of clinical pharmacy implementation and
visualizing their career nature
3. Technology based training that drive clinical pharmacy student from shallow
knowledge to professionalism
CLINICAL PHARMACY FROM BOOKS TO
IMPLEMENTATION
Shaza Aly Attwan

2. III. Modules (& key messages to be worked upon):
1. Scientific Base module
2. The Patient-Centered Approach to Medication Management Services
3. Health informatics and Drug information module
4. Patients’ case files Focus module
Syllabus:
12 Lectures to cover 4 modules
Module 1
I. Cardiology
II. Pulmonary
III. Gastroenterology
IV. Nephrology
V. Nutrition
VI. Hematology & Oncology
VII. Endocrinology
VIII. Infectious Disease
Module 2
1. Medication Management Services
2. .Pharmaceutical Care as the Professional Practice for Patient-Centered
Medication Management Services
3. Toward a Philosophy of Pharmaceutical Care Practice
4. Patient-Centeredness in Pharmaceutical Care
5. .Drug Therapy Problems
6. The Assessment
7. The Care Plan
8. .Follow-Up Evaluation
CLINICAL PHARMACY FROM
BOOKS TO IMPLEMENTATION
Shaza Aly Attwan

3. 9. Documentation in Practice
10. Acquiring and Applying the Knowledge and Clinical Skills Required to Manage
Drug Therapy
11. Managing Medication Management Services
12..The Global Perspective
13.Standards of Practice for Pharmaceutical Care
14.Pharmacotherapy Workup Notes
Module 3:
1. Drug Information
2. Drug Literature Evaluation
3. Electronic health record (EHR), or electronic medical record (EMR)
4. STANDARD REFERENCES
5. PROFESSIONAL WRITING
CLINICAL PHARMACY FROM
BOOKS TO IMPLEMENTATION
Shaza Aly Attwan