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Unit name Pharmacy Skills in Practice 3B
Unit code CSA357
Credit points 25
Faculty/School College of Health and Medicine
School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Discipline Pharmacy
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Requisites

Prerequisites

All Year 2 BPharm units plus CSA355.

Co-requisites

CSA306

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

1 x 1 hour online content, 1 x 2 hr workshop weekly and 1 x 2 hr practical weekly. Students will also participate in placements in a health care environment (community pharmacy and hospital pharmacy), 3 weeks in total

Assessment

The final mark for CSA357 is a composite of the marks for CSA355 and CSA357, based on a 1/3 weighting of CSA355 and 2/3 weighting of CSA357. To pass CSA355/7 the student must pass both the practical exam in CSA357 and the oral exam in CSA357. CSA357 assessment comprises: Practical Assessment (20%), 2 hour Practical Exam (30%), Oral exam (30%), Placement Assessment (20%).

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