Submission of 40 hour Learning in Practice (LiP) log.

An online hurdle open book examination will be conducted.  The examination will be case based and focus upon a selection of topics taught in the subject.  The pass mark for the end of subject online open book exam is set at 75%.

A range of module quizzes and case analysis questions will be provided in an online format.  These will be automatically marked and multiple attempts will be allowed.  This is a hurdle / enabling assessment with a passing grade of 75% per module case study.  Students need to successfully complete a minimum of 80% of the case studies to satisfactorily pass this assessment component.

Professional Practice for Pharmacists 2 is the final subject that will teach the relevant skills and knowledge for the safe, collaborative, person-centered provision of clinical interventions for selected diseases, wellbeing, and chronic disease management program services. Students will apply relevant skills and knowledge to the management of specified acute common skin conditions and wounds, the provision of pharmacist-led health and wellbeing interventions including travel health and smoking cessation services and the provision of respiratory chronic disease management programs. On completion of this subject, students will be prepared to provide selected clinical services as part of the North Queensland Community Pharmacy Scope of Practice Pilot.

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120822 Extended Community Practice for Pharmacists - Training Component 2
120811 Graduate Certificate of Advanced Practice and Prescribing for Pharmacists

120822 Extended Community Practice for Pharmacists - Training Component 2
120811 Graduate Certificate of Advanced Practice and Prescribing for Pharmacists Offerings: All

Professional Practice for Pharmacists 2

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PC6200 - Professional Practice for Pharmacists 2

Apply an approved clinical pathway to the management of patient presentations within the practice scope of the pharmacist in conjunction with the patient and/or carer, including treatment, documentation, follow-up and referral pathways

Describe the scope of practice of a pharmacist in the management of selected patient presentations within the clinical and professional scope, and relevant legislative frameworks

Demonstrate history and examination skills and order relevant pathology, testing, and evaluate findings to formulate a diagnosis

Relate knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology to the signs and symptoms to identify differential/provisional diagnosis, and potential risks of untreated disease