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PHP 305: Outcomes Research
3.00 Credits
University of New England
This course will provide an introduction to the strategies of assessing and evaluating various healthcare practices and interventions. Outcomes research provides the basis for scientists and clinicians to identify, collect and evaluate data from patient populations reflecting the results of a variety of therapies and procedures. The results of such biostatistical processes serves as the basis for evidence-based decision-making.
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PHRM 000: Courses Posted Soon
0.00 Credits
University of New England
The College of Pharmacy at UNE opens Fall 2009. We are currently accepting applications. See http://www.une.edu/pharmacy/ for details.
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PHS 101: Pharmacy Calculations
2.00 Credits
University of New England
This course will cover the mathematics utilized in the practice of pharmacy. The student will learn basic algebra to calculate dosage and dosage rates. These skills will parallel those used by pharmacists when compounding prescriptions, preparing parenteral solutions, preparing pediatric doses or special prescriptions for a patient receiving unique care. The exams in this course will be composed of prescription orders and clinical situations that reflect the practice of pharmacy in both institutional and community settings.
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PHS 102: Pharmaceutics I
4.00 Credits
University of New England
This course covers the pharmaceutical principles of solid, liquid and dispersible systems as well as the principles concerned with the preparation, dispensing and action of pharmaceutical drug delivery systems. The physical and chemical principles involving solubility, pH effects and the selection of excipients (color, flavor, buffer, preservatives) and their effect on the performances and quality of various dosage forms will be examined.
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PHS 102L: Pharmaceutics I Lab
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University of New England
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PHS 102S: Pharmaceutics I Lab Lecture
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University of New England
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PHS 104: Pharmaceutics II
4.00 Credits
University of New England
This course is a continuation of Pharmaceutics I and covers the mechanisms of both immediate and sustained drug release in formulations involving solid and semi-solid systems. An introduction to novel drug delivery systems is provided. Subject areas include drug pre-formulation, the drug approval processes, and regulations governing the pharmaceutical industry. An in-depth knowledge of drug preparation, liberation, absorption and stability of dosage is provided.
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PHS 104L: Pharmaceutics II Lab
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University of New England
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PHS 104S: Pharmaceutics II Lab Lecture
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University of New England
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PHS 106: Biochemistry & Drug Analysis
4.00 Credits
University of New England
This course introduces the student to the basic structure and function of the molecules of life including amino acids, fats, carbohydrates and nucleic acids. Emphasis will be placed on the various types of functional groups found in these molecules and drugs. The acid-base and redox chemistry of these functional groups and their affect on the physical properties of the molecules, such as solubility, will be discussed. Problem solving exercises will focus on the use of these functional groups in analytical chemistry associated with drug analysis or biochemical analysis. The second half of the course will describe how these smaller molecules come together to form proteins, complex carbohydrates, DNA, RNA and lipids. This course will also cover the function of these larger molecules including enzymatic reactions, RNA and DNA metabolism, energy pathways, hormone regulation, regulation of gene expression, signal transduction, membranes and the cytoskeleton.
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