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

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 different types of medication forms and how they are administered, and how dosing is calculated

Module 5: Institutional Pharmacy Practice

This module covers 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 places where pharmacy technicians can work, and discusses the skills needed for these settings.