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Postgraduate handbook 2005 - Pharmacy

Pharmacy Pre-registration Single Units

Course code: 3461 ¸ Course abbreviation: SingleSubjectPGPHARM ¸ Mid-year entry available ¸ Off-campus (Parkville)

This pharmacy pre-registration course is designed to assist pharmacy graduates in the transition from student to independent, competent pharmacy professional. It helps pre-registrants build upon the knowledge and skills gained as an undergraduate and apply these in their practice as a pharmacist.
The course enhances problem-solving and pharmacy practice skills as it explores relevant professional issues through pharmacist-moderated online discussion forums, seminars and small-group meetings.
The course is approved by the Pharmacy Board of Victoria as a pharmacy pre-registration training program.

Entry requirements

The course is open to holders of a degree or equivalent qualification in pharmacy from Australia, New Zealand, Ireland or the UK. Other overseas applicants must have completed stage one of the APEC examination process. Non-Australian citizens must hold an occupational training visa.

Course structure

The course is completed in one year, part-time and is available by flexible delivery. Students are required to complete two core units in applied pharmacy practice that combine online case-based discussions, small group meetings and intensive seminars. Students will also complete computer-assisted learning packages in pharmacy calculations and law, and participate in the National Prescribing Service Self-Audits and Case Studies.
The course is designed to integrate with preceptors workplace training programs. The detailed preceptors guide to the online discussions also enables them to participate in the program.
This is a non-award program, and students will receive a statement of attainment only.

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