PHARMACEUTICAL CARE COMPETENCES

PHARMACEUTICAL CARE COMPETENCES is focused on the patient. Interns should learn how to handle patient therapy Properly. It’s more than just giving out medicine; it also means building professional relationships, talking to patients and other healthcare providers in a clear way, and being responsible for clinical outcomes.

Outline of the Syllabus
According to PEP Exam syllabus you need to be Conversant in following important areas:

General Clinical Skills: talking to patients, doing a physical exam, and understanding lab results.

Drug Therapy Management: finding and fixing Drug Therapy Problems (DTPs), making pharmaceutical care plans, and making sure that all medications are up to date.

Pharmacotherapy: Interventions grounded in evidence for communicable and non-communicable diseases.

Pharmacokinetics: ADME (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion) and its clinical uses.

Outcomes and Documentation: Evaluating clinical, economic, and humanistic outcomes while ensuring the maintenance of appropriate documentation systems.