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PHEX 545 Compounding Syllabus Information
This compounding rotation (two or three credit) provides an opportunity to
extemporaneously compound prescriptions in a community setting, along with the
opportunity to provide pharmaceutical care to ambulatory patients with a variety
of health care problems. This experience focuses on extemporaneous compounding
and the use of compounded prescriptions in delivering pharmaceutical care. Some
available rotation sites are veterinary clinics.
Prerequisites are the successful completion of Phase III (PHPC 570, PHPC 571) of
the Experiential Learning Program and Pharmaceutics (PHAR 535). Students
who have completed the third year of the PharmD program typically meet the
prerequisite requirements of PHEX 545.
Click here for the
syllabus. The following forms are used in this rotation:
Appendix A: Evaluation of Student
Ability to Extemporaneously Compound
Appendix B: PHEX 545 Compounding:
Evaluation of Student Ability to Extemporaneously Compound
Appendix C: Evaluation of Narratives
describing Patient Circumstances
Appendix D: Professionalism and Behavior
Appendix E: Final Grade Calculation
in PHEX 545 Compounding
Click here for the Experiential Learning Program web site.
Current
PHEX 545
preceptors are:
Joseph “Jay” Dorsch (Voshell’s Pharmacy, Baltimore)
Scott Kuperman (Neighborcare, Columbia)
Dave Liebman (Kayes Aid Pharmacy, Baltimore)
Maureen Perry (Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine,
Blacksburg, VA)
NOTE: This pharmacy at VMRCVM specializes in veterinary
medicine.
Janine Sadek and Jake Raitt (Vetcentric, Annapolis)
NOTE: Vetcentric pharmacy specializes in veterinary medicine.
Tom Wilson (Cape Apothecary, Annapolis) Pharmacists who wish to be
considered as PHEX 545 preceptors need to submit a completed
Questions for the
Qualification of Pharmacy Preceptors for Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience
(APPE) PHEX
545 Compounding.
Other Compounding Resources
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