Syllabus
lectures and seminars:
? Adverse drug reactions, basics of risk management in pharmacotherapy, algorithms ?SAZE? and ?SOUP?.
? How to use clinical pharmacokinetics, pharmacoepidemiology in risk management.
? Risks of non appropriate dosing, drug-drug interactions.
? How to solve the case reports.
? Adverse drug reactions and their management in betablockers, diuretics, ACEI, proton pump inhibitors, amiodarone, antidepressive agents, anti-infectious agents, anticoagulant agents, antidiabetics.
Bed site teaching:
? Communication with the patient ? judging of diagnosis, drug anamnesis
? Analysis of cases ? synthesis of experience, knowledge and skills of clinical pharmacy, pharmacology and other drug and disease related subjects. Searching for relevant information related to rational pharmacotherapy.
? Target discussion on the patients suffering from arterial hypertension, diabetes mellitus. Polypragmasia.
Annotation
this subject is recommended to students who have finished Clinical Pharmacy while it requires active knowledge of this subject.
During the seminar discussion and bed site teaching students are pushed to use knowledge about effect and class effects of particular drugs, properties of disease, knowledge from Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacy, Clinical Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmaceutical Technology (regarding properties of drug formulations) to recognize potential and actual risks (symptoms, measurement, risk behavior in prescribing, dispensing and use of drug), to guess of population and individual risk, reduce this risk and find the way how to solve it. Within the bed site teaching students are training their skills to communicate with patient additionally. Alongside discussion of algorithm SAZE algorithm ?SOUP? and Dader methods are being discussed as well.
Subject is finished by credit. To reach it ? students have to pass the whole programme and present three cases: each with break-down analysis of potential risks, their literature analysis and the way how to control and manage them.