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Spring Semester (First Year) ............................................................................................. 15 SCHPharm 911 (1 SH)Pharm 930 (4 SH)Pharm 933 (3 SH)Pharm 941 (4 SH)PAS 933 (3 SH)Summer Semester (First Year) ........................................................................................... 9 SCHPharm 912 (1 SH)Pharm 942-950 (4 SH)Pharm 981 (4 SH)Fall Semester (Second Year) ............................................................................................. 16 SCHPharm 900 (3 SH)Pharm 913 (1 SH)Pharm 942-950 (4 SH) Pharm 942-950 (4 SH)Pharm 981 (4 SH)Spring Semester (Second Year) ...................................................................................... 12 SCHPharm 901 (3 SH)Pharm 914 (1 SH)Pharm 942-950 (4 SH)Pharm 942-950 (4 SH)144COURSE DESCRIPTIONSPHARM 900 INVESTIGATION RESEARCH PROJECT I (3) A course designed to allow independent research. Projectsare selected by the students and assigned by the assigned major professor. Results must be written in a form suitablefor publication.PHARM 901 INVESTIGATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECT 11 (3) A course designed to allow independent researchProjects are selected by the students and assigned by the assigned major professor. Results must be written in a form suitablefor publication.PHARM 911 SEMINAR - CLINICAL PHARMACY I (1)Reports and discussion of relevant research topics and literaturein the pharmaceutical sciences. Student presentations required.PHARM 912 SEMINAR - CLINICAL PHARMACY II (1) A course designed to allow independent research studentpresentations required.PHARM 913 SEMINAR - CLINICAL PHARMACY III (1) A course designed to allow independent research. Studentpresentations required.PHARM 914 SEMINAR - CLINICAL PHARMACY IV (1) Reports and discussion of relevant research topics andliterature in the pharmaceutical sciences. Student presentations required.PHARM 930 CLINICAL PHARMACOKINETICS (4) The application of pharmacokinetics principles to be utilized inthe selection, dosing, dosage adjustments and evaluation of drug therapy of patients.PHARM 931 CLINICAL DRUG LITERATURE EVALUATION (3) Study of basic statistical analysis, study design,and literature assessment. Emphasis is placed upon comparative evaluation with two or more studies on the same topic.PHARM 932 APPLIED BIOSTATISTICS (3) Statistical applications to clinical studies with special consideration ofstandard errors, chi-square, tests of significance, and correlations related to research and design. (2 hours of lecture andlaboratory per week)PHARM 933 PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT (3)A course taught in both classroom and clinical setting which emphasizesnormal history taking, patient interview and physical assessment techniques as they relate to patient monitoring.PHARM 940 CLINICAL THERAPEUTICS I (4) A Series of organized lecture presentations (competency-based) stressingrational drug therapy in acute and chronic disease states.
PHARM 941 CLINICAL THERAPEUTICS II (4) A series of organized lecture presentations (competency-based)stressing rational drug therapy in acute and chronic disease states.PHARM 942 CLINICAL PHARMACOKINETICS (4) The application of pharmacokinetic principles to be utilized inthe selection, dosing; dosage adjustments and evaluation of drug therapy of patients.EXPERIENTIAL TRAININGAll practice experiences are designed to expose the student to pharmaceutical care practices that stress direct patient care,development and review of therapeutic plans, monitoring for appropriate outcomes while stressing the role of the pharmacistin education of patients and health care other professionals.PHARM 943 GERIATRIC PRACTICE (4) Provision of pharmaceutical care to patients admitted to geriatric services inambulatory as well as institutional settings such as hospitals and long term care facilities.PHARM 944 AMBULATORY CARE PRACTICE (4) Provision of pharmaceutical care to patients in the ambulatorysetting with emphasis of the pharmacist as a primary care provider.PHARM 945 DRUG INFORMATION PRACTICE (4) Provision of drug information and consultation services to healthservices, health care professionals and patients through a formal drug information center.PHARM 946 ONCOLOGY PRACTICE (4) Provision of Pharmaceutical care to hospitalized and/or ambulatory oncologypatients.PHARM 947 PSYCHIATRY PRACTICE (4) Provision of Pharmaceutical care to hospitalized and/or ambulatory psychiatrypatientsPHARM 950 PEDIATRICS PRACTICE (4) Provision of Pharmaceutical care to pediatric and neonatal patients in institutionalizedand/or ambulatory settings.PHARM 981 GENERAL MEDICINE (4) Provision of pharmaceutical care to internal medicine, general medicine orfamily medicine patients in institutionalized and ambulatory practice areas.PAS 933 ADVANCED CHEMOTHERAPEUTICS (4) Advanced study of biochemical, cellular, and molecular mechanicsunderlying the action of drugs, immunomodulators, and other agents used to treat infections and neoplastic diseasesPAS 943 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY (3) This course is designed to present in-depth and up-to-date informationon pharmacology of agents used in the treatment of cardiovascular, endocrine and CNS diseases. Emphasis will be placedon discussing pharmacology agents used in the treatment of hypertension, CHD, M.I., Cardiac failure, arrhythmias, endocrineabnormalities and CNS diseasePhycho Social Stress in Health CareTechniques in Sterile ProductsImmunologyAnalytical ToxicologyAdvanced ChemotherapeuticsComputer TechnologyIntermediary and Cellular MetabolismGeneral VirologyDrug Abuse EducationElectives145
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TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITYThe Gradua
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GENERAL INFORMATIONThe statements s
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The Social Work Program is accredit
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14GRADUATE FACULTYABDEL-RAHMAN, FAW
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXAMINATIONThe pas
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