D Pharmacy
The companies of the modern era have great concern about the health of their people, so they can participate with the multidisciplinary team of physicians, pharmacists, nurses and others to optimize the delivery of health care better to boost their public health. The profession of pharmacy has evolved from its traditional role of compounding drugs for pharmaceutical care, the design and development of drugs and their magic formulas and current research in the medical and pharmaceutical to counter the modern needs society. The Department of Pharmacy, University of Lahore has been established to provide instruction in the basic health needs of the era modern, to achieve the goals of getting rich quickly with a flowing stream of knowledge through electronic aids or audio-visual materials and prepare corresponding caliber professionals. The rigor of our curriculum, course selection modern, faculty and access to state art facilities to our campus to enhance the prestige and recognition of the measure, we will award our students.
Mission
The mission of the pharmacy department is to educate and train people for the present concern for the future, so that they become productive members of the team of health care, which, serving the needs of society in a best possible way. The Department of Pharmacy committed to providing an environment of excellence and academic research, and social responsibilities that facilitate the spread and acquisition Knowledge and skills related to the profession of pharmacy and the disciplines in pharmacy education.
Objectives: We desire to be recognized as a leader in pharmacy education through:
1. The acquisition of skills in the curriculum of pharmacy maintaining ethical and professional standards.
2. Preparation of pharmacy graduates by providing knowledge, skills, motivation and professional attitudes to the correct and rational use of drugs, now and in the future.
3. Promote an environment to support basic research in
scientific training for students pursuing careers of pharmacists, researchers, managers and academics. and applied medical sciences and pharmaceuticals, to advance pharmaceutical knowledge, to encourage the discovery of drugs rights and, finally, the achievement of higher education.
4. address concerns common to professions of pharmacy and allied in order to promote the distribution and use of allied health services.
5. Develop and maintain a quality education programs allow the Department of Pharmacy, to:
a. Provide formal and informal educational avenues for Advanced Studies Professional Degree and academic.
b. Improving the public perception of pharmacy practice
C. Raising public awareness of drug
Scope of Pharmacy
Community / Retail Pharmacy: This area includes the practice of pharmacy in community or retail outlets. The pharmacists in community settings, actively participate in patient education, maintenance and monitoring records and drug information resources of high caliber. This is very rapidly growing area of pharmacy practice in which pharmacists are deployed at the store leading to positions management in pharmacies in the chain of drugs or themselves owning their own pharmacy.
Hospitals and other institutional establishments: The expansion of health care needs of society puts hospital pharmacists in a position to have direct involvement in patient care In addition to its established role in controlling the supply and distribution of drugs, management functions, personnel administration, development systems and planning. Hospital pharmacists continue to become more involved in the delivery of services focused on the patient's request practishnors in the field of pharmacy continues to grow.
Managed Care Pharmacy: Managed care pharmacy services are complementary health services delivery system for pharmaceutical care in primary or preventive. Increasingly, pharmacists are employed in various functions within managed care organizations (QCM). Managed care is a system designed to optimize patient care and outcomes and the quality of care through better coordination of medical services and pharmaceuticals.
Pharmaceuticals: Another career option is represented in pharmacy by the pharmaceutical industry. Here, the pharmacists are employed in manufacturing, product development / research, quality control, marketing, sales and administration. Many pharmacists to obtain a postgraduate degree in order to meet the technical requirements and features necessary scientific the manufacture of pharmaceuticals.
Academic Pharmacy: About 500 full-time faculty members work at the Faculty of the nation or departments Pharmacy, while in a developed country like the U.S., this figure is over 3,000. They are involved in teaching, research, public services and patient care. Become a member of the faculty at an Institute / Department / Faculty of pharmacy usually requires a graduate degree. After graduation, only a few
pharmacists to exercise the option to teach, where there currently exist shortages, creating an array of excellent career prospects.
Other areas of pharmacy: Pharmacists use their area of basic education in a variety of positions in the state and federal professionals. Federal or provincial, pharmacists occupy items such as drug inspectors, drug controllers, Pharmacists / Chemists Chief laboratories drug testing and as officers in the armed forces of Pakistan. Pharmacists with special talents and interest in the work of several national organizations also guide the professional associations. There are pharmacists in advertising, packaging, technical writing, magazine publishing and scientific reports. There are pharmacists with legal training serving as patent lawyers or experts in pharmaceutical law.
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D)
Admissions
Application for admission to the Pharm-D. pharmacy program will be made to the Head of Department of Pharmacy, University of Lahore. The Candidate must possess F.Sc. (Pre-medical) certificate or its equivalent from a recognized college in the country / B. Sc Chemistry, Botany, Zoology Institute recognized in the second division. There will be an aptitude test entry / for each applicant and the admission will be decided after the interview. Applications must be submitted by the applicant and the official transcripts of the last institutions attended, test scores and three letters of recommendation. The letters are sent directly to the Head of Department of Pharmacy. For more information about admission to programs the Department, please consult the Admissions Office or contact Student Services at 042-5411901 ext. 317
System Review
The five-year program degree Pharm-D will be conducted under the system of annual review. It will be the first annual review after the end of each year vocational followed by the second annual review this year. The candidate will be required to submit all the documents of the theory and practice separately by obtaining 50% of brands. Students must clearly professional examination in four consecutive tests, including the annual review of the first fixed for that class. In exceptional cases students may be allowed a chance to clear his five professional examination by the Rector of the University, upon recommendation of department head.
While in the first professional class he / she does not clear all subjects in the professional examination of the first maximum of five attempts, he / she has ceased to be students of the University. However, he / she will be readmitted.
Academic Regulations
Eligibility
F. Sc with pre-medical or equivalent B. Sc with chemistry, botany, zoology from a recognized Institute 2nd division.
Improvement Division
Any material in which a student may have enrolled more than once is considered as a refresher course. With permission from program advisor, students can engage in courses (s) for improvement of marks. The marks obtained in that course must be taken into account for the degree requirements at the time of graduation.
Attendance: 80% attendance is essential for each student to sit the final exam professional. It bears the marks of 10% credit, which will be accumulated in the finals each year.
Promotion of students failed in the professional examination: A student will be temporarily promoted to the top if he / she has failed in two subjects and the second from professional examinations. If it does not pass, even after using three chances he / she will returned to the lower class.
Assignments / Test / Tutorials / teacher evaluation: Assignments and tests are given after the end of each subject in all subjects. These subjects were then submitted for discussion in the tutorial class, then the teacher concerned shall evaluate the knowledge and participation each student. These carry 15% of the total score.
Program Duration: The course is spread over a period of five years experience professional.
First Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutical Chemistry I
(Organic-I) [Th)
Pharmaceutical Chemistry I
(Organic-I (Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-I [Th]
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-I [Lab.]
Pharmacy-I (Physical Pharmacy-I [Th]
Pharmacy-I (Physical Pharmacy-I [Lab.]
Physiology and histology-I [Th]
Physiology & Histology-I [Lab.]
Anatomy
Pharmaceutical Mathematics
Semester 2
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Organic II) TH [.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Organic-II) [Lab.]
Th pharmaceutical [Biochemistry-II.]
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-II) Lab [.]
Pharmacy-II (Physical Pharmacy-II) [Th]
Pharmacy-II (Physical Pharmacy-II) [Lab.]
Physiology & TH [Histology II.]
Physiology & Lab [Histology II.]
Biostatistics
Secomd Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutics-III (pharmaceutical preparations-1) TH [.]
Pharmaceutics-III (Pharmaceutical Prparatins-1) Lab [.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-1 (General-1) TH [.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-1 (General-1) Lab [.]
Pharmacognosy-1 [Th]
Pharmacognosy-1 [Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Microbiology-1 [Th]
Pharmaceutical Microbiology-1 [Lab.]
Pakistan Studies
Semester 2
Pharmaceutics-IV (pharmaceutical preparations-II) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-IV (pharmaceutical preparations-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II (Th General [II.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II (General-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacognosy-II TH [.]
Lab [Pharmacognosy-II.]
Th pharmaceutical [Microbiology-II.]
Pharmaceutical company [Microbiology-II.]
Islamiat
Third Professional Pharm-D
Half 1
Pathology [Th]
Pathology [Lab.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-1II (Systemic Pharmacology-1) TH [.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-III (Systemic Pharmacology-1) Lab [.]
TH [Pharmacognosy-III.]
Lab [Pharmacognosy-III.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Instrumentation-I [Th]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Instrumentation-I [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-V (pharmacy) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-V (pharmacy) [Lab.]
Semester 2
Computer Science and its Applications in Th pharmacy [.]
Computer Science and its Applications in laboratory medicine [.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-IV (Systemic Pharmacology-II) [Th]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-IV (Systemic Pharmacology-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacognosy TH [-IV.]
Lab [IVI Pharmacognosy.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV (Instrumentation-II) [Th]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV (Instrumentation-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-VI (community pharmacy) [Th]
Fourth Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutics-VII (Hospital Pharmacy-I) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-I) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-I) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-I) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-I) [Lab.]
Pharmacy-X (Bio-Pharmacy I) [Th]
Pharmacy-X (Bio Pharmaceutics0I) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceutical Management Quality-I) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-I) [Lab.]
Semester 2
Pharmaceutics-VII (pharmacy hospital-II) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-II) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-II) TH [.]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacy-X (Bio-Pharmaceuticals II) [Th]
Pharmacy-X (Bio-Pharmacy II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-II) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceuticals Management Quality-II) Lab [.]
Fifth Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (drugs-I) [Th]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (drugs-I) [Lab.]
Pharmacy-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-III) [Th]
Pharmacy-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-III) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) [Lab.]
Pharmacy-XIX (Forensic Pharmacy-I) [Th]
Pharmacy Management-XX (Pharmaceutical Marketing & I) [Th]
Semester 2
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (drug-II) [Th]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (drug-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacy-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-IV) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-XVII (pharmacy Clinical-IV) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) [Th]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacy-XIX (Forensic Chemist II) [Th]
Pharmacy Management-XX (Pharmaceutical Marketing & II) TH [.]
Doctor of Pharmacy – Condensed (Pharm-D)
During condensed Pharm-D is available to those who have completed B. pharmacy degree with 4 years course. This course consists of two condensed semesters each of six months including the following topics
Anatomy Biopharmaceuticals, Biostatistics, Clinical Pharmacy, Community Pharmacy Informatics and its application in pharmacy, instrumentation, pathology quality management pharmaceutical pharmaceutical technology. Pharmacy management and marketing.
Objectives: The main objective is to train pharmacists and develop the necessary skills and expertise in the art and science of preparing and distributing drugs and in the field of clinical pharmacy. In doing so, the program seeks to provide current knowledge on the Internet and rigorous. Other objectives are the following: develop and apply their knowledge to run safer and apt to vital medicines to the public. Understanding the nature of drug policy plan trends and practices to take prescription medicines. Clearly understand the meaning of cGMP, TQM, and technical standards and practice accordingly. Cultivate managerial skills in organizing, planning, monitoring and evaluation in the pharmaceutical industry and hospital design, conduct, analyze, interpret and communicate the results of relevant studies and programs in the field of pharmacy. The Details are available from the service
Fee Schedule
Doctor of Pharmacy (5 years)
Fee per semester
Half 1 – R. 56,700
Semester 2 – R. 54,000
Semester 3 – R. 51,300
Semester 4 – R. 51,300
Semester 5 – R. 51,300
Half 6 – R. 54,000
Semester 7 – R. 51,300
Semester 8 – R. 51,300
Semester 9 – R. 48,600
Semester 10 – Rs 48,600
Total Expenses for the six months ten 518,400
Admission & Registration fee (once) 25,000
Total program costs for 543 400
About the Author
I am MIAN AFAQ TARIQ. I am student of 1st year. I live in SADIQABAD.
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