Module 1: History of Medicine

This module discusses how medicine has changed over time, from ancient to modern practices, and the start of pharmacy.

Module 2: Pharmacy Law, Ethics, and Regulatory Agencies

This section covers the rules that govern pharmacy, ethical challenges, and the role of oversight bodies in pharmacy.

Module 3: Pharmacy Technicians: Competencies, Associations, Settings & Patient Interaction

Here, students learn about the skills, roles, and workplaces of pharmacy technicians, their professional groups, and how to interact with patients effectively.

Module 4: Patient & Medication Administration

This module explores various types of medication forms and ways they are administered, and how dosing is calculated and adjusted for each patient.

Module 5: Institutional Pharmacy Practice

This part of the course focuses on how pharmacy works within hospitals and care facilities, including processing medication orders and working with other healthcare professionals.

Module 6: Community Pharmacy Practice

This section discusses pharmacy practice in community settings, like processing prescriptions, advising patients, and promoting health and disease prevention.

Module 7: Bulk Repackaging and Non-Sterile Compounding

This module teaches students about preparing large amounts of medication and mixing non-sterile compounds, including quality control and regulatory requirements.

Module 8: Aseptic Technique and Sterile Compounding

Here, students learn about preparing sterile medications and ensuring a contamination-free environment, along with quality assurance.

Module 9: Advanced Sterile Compounding

This module goes deeper into preparing complex sterile compounds and managing sterile compounding facilities, and discusses current challenges in this field.

Module 10: Pharmacy Billing and Inventory Management

This section introduces students to pharmacy billing procedures, inventory control techniques, and the use of technology in managing pharmacy operations.

Module 11: Medication Safety and Error Prevention

This module highlights the importance of medication safety, the reasons for medication errors, and how to report, analyze, and prevent them.

Module 12: Drug References

This part of the course introduces students to various resources for drug information, including databases, textbooks, and online sources.

Module 13: Additional Pharmacy Practice Settings

This final module explores more places where pharmacists can work, such as home healthcare, managed care, and specialty pharmacies, and discusses the skills needed for these settings.