This subject provides a detailled introduction into the evidence and methods used in pharmacy-focused research. It covers access to and critical evaluation of the literature, the design and conduct of research utilising different methodologies, the handling and analysis of data, and the reporting of results. Aspects such as the safe and ethical conduct of research, generation and testing of hypotheses, choice of methodology - including quantitative, qualitative and mixed-methods, and an introduction to the statistical methods used in experimental data analysis are covered. This subject also includes an introduction into the experimental use of medicines through clinical trials and the pharmacist&#39;s role in this area of practice

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108409 Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) [Embedded]

108409 Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) [Embedded] Offerings: All

PC1530 - Introduction to Evidence in Pharmacy Practice

Introduction to Evidence in Pharmacy Practice

Apply statistical methods to analyse and describe quantitative and qualitative research data

Describe the experimental use of drugs and the pharmacist's role in the clinical trials process

Apply knowledge and skills in the critical evaluation and review of literature

Describe the types of methodologies used in pharmacy-focused research

Describe ethical and safety considerations in pharmacy-focused research