Pharmacy

1Clinical Pharmacy

Farmácia Clínica

Course code:9494446

Patrícia Maria Cavaco Silva de Sá Montez

Learning outcomes of the curricular unit:

With this curricular unit the student should apprehend the professional pharmaceutical practice dedicated to the rational use of drugs, promoting their adequate, effective, safe and economical use, by patients and all health professionals. To perform these functions with competence the pharmacist must have a responsible performance when dealing with drugs, and master all necessary knowledge and skills necessary for their correct use.
Clinical Pharmacy aims to provide knowledge and skills that will allow the student to evaluate with consistency and using the best technical and scientific reasoning, the therapies used by patients.in the most important diseases, optimizing its results.

Syllabus:
    1. Introduction to Clinical Pharmacy
      Therapeutics: general strategy
    2. Rheumatic disorders
      Arthritic diseade
    3. Pain
      Principles of analgesic use
      Analgesics and adjuvants
    4. Respiratory diseases
      Asthma
      Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
    5. Inflammatory bowel disease
      Malabsorption
    6. Liver
      Liver failure
      Adverse drug reactions on the liver
    7. Central nervous system
      Psychiatric diseases
      Neurological diseases
    8. Renal diseases
      Renal failure
      Renal chronic disease
    9. Diabetes mellitus
    10. Cardiovascular diseases
      Hypertension
      Heart failure
      Ischaemic heart disease
      Stroke
    11.  Approach to antibiotic therapeutics
    12. Life stages
      Paediatrics
      Geriatrics
Suggested Bibliography:
  • Wells, B. G., J. T. Dipiro, T. L. Schwinghammer, C. V. Dipiro. (2017) 7th Edition. “Pharmacotherapy Handbook”. McGraw Hill Medical. ISBN-13: 978-0071830133
  • Whittlesea, C. & K. Hodson (2017) 6th Edition. “Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics”. Churchill Livingstone.
  • Prontuário Terapêutico 11. 2013. Instituto Nacional da Farmácia e do Medicamento
  • Addison, B., Brown, A., Edwards, R., Gray, G. (2012) 5th Edition. “Minor illness or major disease?”. Pharmaceutical Press, London. ISBN: 978-0853699613
  • Greene RJ, Harris ND. (2008) 3rd Edition. “Pathology and Therapeutics for Pharmacists. A basis for clinical pharmacy practice”. Pharmaceutical Press. ISBN: 978-0853696902