Course Description This course, which is a follow-up to the Basic Pharmacokinetics expatiates the application of pharmacokinetics in the clinical setting. The emphasis is on the elderlies, children pregnant women, patients with renal and or hepatic dysfunction. Assignments will be given after each lecture. Expected Participants: The course is meant for all healthcare practitioners that are involved in use of medicines for patients by prescribing, administering or dispensing and counseling. It has been simplified in such a way that students and practitioners of Pharmacy, Medicine and Nursing will find the course useful. Study Objectives
- Understanding the basis for differences in pharmacokinetics of drugs in selected populations
- Designing dosage regimen of medicines in renal impairment
- Designing dosage regimen of medicines in hepatic impairment
- Designing dosage regimen of medicines in elderly patients and children
- Therapeutic Medicine Monitoring
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- Understanding the basis for differences in pharmacokinetics of drugs in selected populations
- Designing dosage regimen of medicines in renal impairment
- Designing dosage regimen of medicines in hepatic impairment
- Designing dosage regimen of medicines in elderly patients and children
- Therapeutic Medicine Monitoring
Target audiences
- The course is meant for all healthcare practitioners that are involved in use of medicines for patients by prescribing, administering or dispensing and counseling. It has been simplified in such a way that students and practitioners of Pharmacy, Medicine and Nursing will find the course useful.
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quite interesting sir