This elective course will focus on the pharmacotherapeutics and pathophysiology of the more common disorders that apply to the pediatric population.  The purpose of the course is to discuss the relevant differences between the adult and pediatric population in regards to the diagnosis, treatment options, desired therapeutic outcomes and therapeutic drug monitoring parameters.  Instruction will be provided through a combination of lectures, case discussions, homework assignments, and group presentations. Typically offered Spring.

CLPH 43500 Pediatric Pharmacotherapy

Pediatric Pharmacotherapy

This course is intended to complement instruction of other courses in the second professional year of the Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum and to review many of the topics previously addressed in the Integrated Pharmacotherapy courses and Professional Program Laboratories. It is hoped that students who elect this course will enhance their development of a strong foundation of knowledge, clinical skills and abilities in order to meet the school's professional outcome abilities. Team-based problem-solving methodology will be utilized to discuss patient cases related to topics covered in the IP sequence.

CLPH 44800 Therapeutic Case Studies

Therapeutic Case Studies

This course that provides an overview of psychiatric pharmacy practice, introduction to stigma and diversity issues in mental illness, and disease state overviews in a lecture format. In one class period, the students are able to interact with 4th year pharmacy students and/or pharmacy residents who have worked or are working in the area of psychiatric pharmacy. Four of the class periods also provide live presentations and interactions with persons living with severe mental illness and mental health workers who work with them. Mental Health America of Tippecanoe County works with the instructor to schedule these live presentations. Students are assessed for attendance and participation and also for a reflection written about each class period.

CLPH 44900 Introduction To Psychiatric Pharmacy Practice

Introduction To Psychiatric Pharmacy Practice

This course will focus on preparing students for competing in the annual Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) P&T Competition and is intended to give students a variety of experiences that will enhance their knowledge in analyzing complex therapeutic and pharmacoeconomic data, research and public presentation. The course offers an opportunity for students to engage in simulated formulary management by utilizing comparative studies and cost-effectiveness analysis to make real-life decisions on whether or not to add a drug to hospital or health plan formulary. Students will be paired into teams with each team consisting of 4 students. Each team will work independently to analyze the product dossier and prepare a monograph and presentation for the local and/or national competition. Course lectures will focus on information needed to accurately and adequately prepare students in completing the above noted tasks. Class participation is expected, and students will need to be able to engage in self-directed learning outside of class to complete the project in a timely manner. All students are welcome. This course is not intended to focus on students from a specific professional year.

CLPH 45000 Formulary Dossier Management

Formulary Dossier Management

Course allows students to gain practice-related employment experience in a pharmacy setting. Pre-approval of enrollment through ISS is required prior to employment experience. Permission of instructor required.

CLPH 45100 Pharmacy Practical Training

Pharmacy Practical Training

The purpose of this elective course is to enhance the primary literature evaluation skills of the student prior to clerkship rotations.  The course is designed to meet the needs of students with an interest in pursuing post-graduate training programs to enhance their ability to discuss the medical literature.  Instruction is provided through a combination of lectures and class discussions of recently published literature articles with a cardiovascular focus.  Typically offered Spring.

CLPH 45300 Advanced Primary Literature Evaluation: A Focus On Therapeutic Issues

Advanced Primary Literature Evaluation: A Focus On Therapeutic Issues

The purpose of this course is to provide the student with knowledge and insight regarding the use of medications in persons with mental illness.  Instruction will be provided in the following areas (but not limited to): (1) psychiatric disease states; (2) psychiatric medications - usual dosing, adverse effects, drug interactions; (3) clinical use of psychiatric medications in psychiatric pharmacy practice; (4) useful and appropriate monitoring parameters; (5) the interaction of medical illness in the treatment of psychiatric disorders; (6) strategies to improve medication adherence and minimize adverse events; (7) utilization of recognized treatment guidelines in clinical care.  Case-based learning will be utilized to emphasize important points in clinical use and monitoring of psychiatric medications and disorders. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Spring.

CLPH 45400 Advanced Practice In Psychiatric Pharmacy

Advanced Practice In Psychiatric Pharmacy

This elective will emphasize the major disease states, rational drug selection, especially with a limited medication formulary, desired therapeutic outcomes, and the provision of complete pharmaceutical care to patients in developing countries. The impact of drug therapy on health care, economics, and quality of life for diverse populations will be emphasized. Students will prepare to provide care in a cross-cultural environment in which resources are limited. Instruction is provided through a combination of lectures, discussions, and presentations. Enrollment is limited to Doctor of Pharmacy students (068) DP-C status or by consent of course coordinator.

CLPH 45700 Pharmaceutical Care In Developing Countries

Pharmaceutical Care In Developing Countries

This course is designed to help students who are participating in rotations based in London, Wales, Kenya or Colombia be prepared to practice upon arrival into your specified country. The course content will include intercultural learning, travel preparation and practice site knowledge. Permission of department and instructor permission required.

CLPH 45900 International Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience Preparation

International Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience Preparation

An honors course to be used to relate to, and supplement, an existing course. Subject matter and method of approach individually directed by instructor. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring.

CLPH 49000 International APPE Preparation

International APPE Preparation

An honors course to be used to relate to, and supplement, an existing course. Subject matter and method of approach individually directed by instructor. Permission of instructor required.

CLPH 49000 Rare Disease Therapeutics

Rare Disease Therapeutics

CLPH 49000 Dossier Analysis And Form Mgmt

Dossier Analysis And Form Mgmt

The internship experience is a valuable opportunity for students to apply the procedures, theories, skills, and techniques learned in the graduate program to a professional work experience in the pharmaceutical industry or government agency. The internship is to be representative of the degree program and clinical work that provides students the opportunity to acquire invaluable work experience in the field outside of the academic setting. Permission of instructor required.

CLPH 65101 Internship In Pharmaceutical Industry

Internship In Pharmaceutical Industry

Individual research topics pertaining to the practice of clinical pharmacy in institutions and the community. Permission of instructor required.

CLPH 69000 Intro To Pop PKPD

Intro To Pop PKPD

CLPH 69000 Physiological Based PK Models

Physiological Based PK Models

CLPH 69000 Prin Of Pharmacokin Pharmacody

Prin Of Pharmacokin Pharmacody

CLPH 69000 Intro To Precision Medicine

Intro To Precision Medicine

CLPH 69000 Pharm Drug Metabolism & Disp

Pharm Drug Metabolism & Disp

CLPH 69000 Cardiac Chnels & Clin Elecphys

Cardiac Chnels & Clin Elecphys

CLPH 69000 Special Problems

Special Problems

CLPH 69000 Drug Metabolism And Analysis

Drug Metabolism And Analysis

CLPH 69000 Res Project Development II

Res Project Development II

CLPH 69000 Intro Translational Research

Intro Translational Research

Designed to provide the student with experience in the oral and written presentation of special topics of interest to clinical pharmacists and researchers. Discussion of current problems relating to the clinical practice of pharmacy. Typically offered Fall Spring.

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