pharm d
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Welcome to Doctor of Pharmacy (PHARM.D.)
PROGRAM
PCI President Dr B Suresh who brought Doctor of Pharmacy Program to India
About 62% of licensed pharmacists work in community pharmacies and 23% work in hospitals
About 71% of Pharmacy Technician jobs are in pharmacies, grocery stores, department stores, or mass retailers.
Pharm D Graduates ..? Pharmacy council of India started the programme in
the year 2008 with a good intention to improve the pharmacy services in the Indian healthcare system and to increase the dignity of the profession. But, from the beginning a group of people have been raising allegations about the way the programme was introduced and the way it is disturbing the smooth running of the course putting the students into a quandary.
http://www.acharya.ac.in/pharmd.html
what would be job prospects for Pharm D
in India ? A Pharm D graduate could find jobs mostly related
to the clinical force of India. With gradual amendments being made in the health care industry, the Pharm D graduate could play an active role in heading the Hospital Pharmacy Setting (Hospital Setting / Hospital Pharmacy.
Also with a large number of Pharmaceutical companies opting for clinical trials the industry is heading towards a business worth 1.4 billion by way of clinical trials.
Health care system In USA
Hospital Pharmacy Community Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacokinetics Clinical trial safety
REGISTRATION AS PHARMACIST IN INDIA AND
OTHER COUNTRIES
What kind of jobs should pharm D expect ?
How drugs
work’s
FIPO urges govt to increase quantum of study leave to enable pharmacists to do Pharm D programme
The Federation of Indian Pharmacists Organization (FIPO) has urged the Department of Personnel & Training (DoPT), government of India to revise the Rule 51 of the Central Civil Services Leave Rules (CCS) in order to facilitate the pharmacists in the central government health services to pursue higher studies in pharmacy, especially the three-year Pharm D (PB) programme
Job Opportunities
Hospital Pharmacy Community Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacokinetics Clinical trial safety
Job Opportunities
Pharmacovigilance Pharmaco-economics Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) Clinical Research Organizations Biostatistics and Research Methodology
Job Opportunities Clinical Toxicology Clinical Research, Pharmacoepidemiology Pharmacotherapeutic Drug Monitoring Clinical Pharmacokinetics Pharmacoeconomics Drug Safety Forensic Pharmacy Forensic Psychology
Pharm D graduates eligible to write
FRGEE in USA
Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC)
Surveillance Programmes In India
CONTENTS
Introduction why Pharmacovigilance
Aim of Pharmacovigilance
Pharmacovigilance: Future Challenges, Need & issues
Outcome of successful Program in Pharmacovigilance
Summery & Conclusion
PHARMACOVIGILANCE : CURRENT SCENARIO & FUTURE CHALLENGES IN INDIA
BY V . PRAJITH
Introduction why Pharmacovigilance
Pharmacovigilance Programme of India launched on July 14, 2010 is currently capturing ADR data in Indian population in a systematic way in coordination with the IPC. The main objective of the Programme is to monitor ADRs in Indian population.
Safety Monitoring of Medicinal Products Pharmacovigilance (PV or PhV), also known as Drug Safety
Aim of Pharmacovigilance
All medicines have risks as well as benefits. The aim of Pharmacovigilance 1 is to protect public health by identifying, evaluating, managing and minimizing safety Issues to ensure that the overall benefits of medicines outweigh the risks.
Patient safety is a fundamental principle
Apply computerized statistical tool s to facilitate the evaluation of safety information through, for example, the identification of unexpected adverse events that are being reported on a disproportionate basis (safety signals)
The science of Pharmacovigilance is continuously evolving and is actively involved in working with industry, regulators, healthcare professionals and patients to enhance methodologies in this area
Aim of Pharmacovigilance
Drug Technical Advisory Board (DTAB) set up Vigilance Cells
Forensic Pharmacy and Forensic Psychology
Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs)
Clinical Trial Safety
Outcome of successful Program in Pharmacovigilance
In this regard, IPC which acts as the national coordination centre (NCC) for Pharmacovigilance Program of India (PvPI) already had a series of strategic meetings with the Centre over the last few months.
Since 2011, around 1,10,000 adverse drug reactions have been reported from across the country. However, this was after the government made it mandatory for hospitals to have a pharmacovigilance cell. Still, officials say, there are only few hospitals across the country operating with a proper cell.
Currently, there are only 150 hospitals across the country which have pharmacovigilance cell, the official cell. However, the health ministry and the drug regulator are making efforts to ramp up such cells.
Haemovigilance Meterio-Vigilance
Bio-Vigilance
Surveillance Programmes
Summery & Conclusion
