Health Care Delivery Systems II.

Catalog description

This social and behavioral based course will focus on the pharmacists role in various social and population based programs including the use of CLIA waivers to support point-of-care or clinic based laboratory testing, disease prevention (prediabetes, fall risk, etc.) programs and activities, major public health initiatives, the pharmacists role in public health campaigns, preventative care strategies (e.g., Immunization programs), refill clinics, telepharmacy, and crisis management (e.g. natural disaster, eco-political turmoil, disruption of supply chain and threats to usual methods of delivering pharmaceutical care). Prerequisite: PHAR 321 .