To achieve the mission of our PharmD program, students must develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that enable them to competently perform these functions. The following outcomes reflect the terminal skills that all GU PharmD graduates should be able to demonstrate upon program completion:
Read the prescriptions described to the patient and explain the information related to them (pharmaceutical doses, pharmacological reactions, side effects), and have the ability to detect errors in the prescriptions.
Interact with the patient, diagnose some diseases and find the appropriate treatment according to the Pharmacopeia and WHO, as prescribed by the ethics committee of the medical professions.
Conduct experiments, perform necessary pharmaceutical calculations and prepare drug formulations.
Use books, references and electronic resources in addition to using technology to conduct research and draw conclusions.
