This refresher course is meant for graduates who want to take the licensure exam for the fourth time. Enrollees must show proof of completion before being allowed to take the fourth exam. This refresher course is based on Resolution No. 8, Series of 1998, promulgated on October 29, 1999 by Professional Regulation Commission.
This mission sought to help patients with AVF seen in the Surgery OPD clinics.
This extension service is focused on exposing high school students and providing them an academic experience in the pharmaceutical chemistry setting. The guided activities include performing laboratory work in the current researches of faculty members, assisting in the development of lab experiments for pharmacy students, and analysis of data.
The Department offers consultation services to students and professionals on their researches. Research topics covered in consultations range from natural products analysis, methods development, bioassay, biochemistry and to waste disposal. This service has been offered since 2014, and can be availed either through formal request or by walking-in.
In response to the dynamic regulations imposed to drugs, cosmetics, and medical devices, the Department of Industrial Pharmacy added training sessions on Quality Risk Management, Risk Management Planning, and Quality Metrics. A series of lectures and workshops, this short course aims to help participants develop plans to monitor pharmaceutical systems and processes by identifying potential risks, their potential impact to products, and propose corrective and preventive actions if the need arises. These efforts will drive continuous improvements in the pharmaceutical industry, hospital and community pharmacies.
This course aims to develop dysphagia specialists among speech pathologists and other health professionals. It focuses on comparative physiology of normal and non-normal swallow in the pediatric and adult populations, as well as the multidisciplinary team approach to dysphagia.
This mission sought to help the long list of patients lined up at the OPD for surgery. It hastened the delivery of surgical services to Division of Pediatric Surgery patients, majority of which are indigent.
The interprofessional workshop series is a partnership between Young Pharmacists Group Philippines and the Department of Pharmacy. It caters to the needs of the Filipino pharmacists by inviting speakers from different fields of practice to enhance their competencies on common health problems relevant to their practice. The pharmacists after each IPWS session are expected to improve their knowledge and skills in the provision of care to patients. At the same time, they are also expected to practice interprofessional collaboration among healthcare team members to achieve better patient outcomes.
This mission sought to help the long list of patients lined up at the OPD for surgery. It hastened the delivery of surgical services to Division of Pediatric Surgery patients, majority of which are indigent.
This mission sought to help the long list of patients with breast cancer and benign breast diseases that require surgery.
