Introduction to pharmacology
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Pharmacology & Pharmacy
Pharmacology
A core pharmacy course on pharmacological actions, mechanisms, clinical applications, adverse reactions, medication precautions, rational drug use and drug-body interaction principles.
Programme overview
Build capability through relevant workplace practice
This programme can be shaped around participant experience, industry context and organisational priorities. Delivery combines clear instruction, discussion, cases and guided practice so learners can connect ideas to real work.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the programme, participants can:
Explain pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics and drug-body interactionsRelate major drug classes to clinical uses, adverse reactions and precautionsApply rational-use and medication-safety principles
Programme outline
Suggested learning modules
Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics
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Autonomic nervous system drugs
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Analgesic, anti-inflammatory and cardiovascular drugs
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Corticosteroids, insulin and hypoglycaemic drugs
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Documented trainer team
Expertise connected to this programme
Zhou BinProfessor, Deputy Chief Pharmacist and Director of Pharmacy
Zhong JinpingLecturer and Licensed Pharmacist
Lv LingliLecturer in Pharmacology
He LianziLecturer in Pharmacology
Feng WenpingLecturer and Intermediate Pharmacist
Learning experience
Clear, participative and close to the work
The final design can include group discussion, practical cases, working templates and action planning. AVCT will confirm the detailed outline after discussing your needs.