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PHAR 7321 Pharmacology of Infectious Diseases

3 SCH. PHAR 7321 is a PY2, 3-hours credit, classroom-based course that through engaging exercises helps students understand: a) fundamental concepts regarding microbiological agents known to cause human diseases b) core principles for use of anti-infective agents and c) implementation of anti-infective agents into patients and health systems. PHAR 7321 builds on selected concepts introduced in PHAR 7411, PHAR 7313, and PHAR 7412 pertaining to infectious conditions and their prevention and management. Comprehension of concepts, principles, and agents is the principal learning outcome for this course. Integration of this course with PHAR 7451 will lead to application of this understanding using techniques and tools reflective of today’s interdisciplinary approach and emerging trends in optimizing patient and population outcomes.
Prerequisite: Successful completion of first year of PharmD program.
Offered Fall
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