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Unit name Pharmacy Practice
Unit code CSA430
Credit points 50
Faculty/School College of Health and Medicine
School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Discipline Pharmacy
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Availability

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Requisites

Prerequisites

CSA457, CSA406, and CSA414.

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

Rostered university teaching block involving a range of learning experiences including online content, lectures and workshops (3 weeks), hospital placement (3 weeks), community pharmacy placement (3 weeks) and elective placement(s) (3 weeks).

Assessment

Assessment in this unit will comprise:
* Hospital pharmacy portfolio (12.5%, 3500 words)
* Community pharmacy portfolio (12.5%, 3500 words)
* Medication review assignment (10%, 2500 words)
* Research manuscript (20%, 3500 words)
* Research presentation (10%)
* Written exam (35%, 2 hours)
* Preceptor assessments (pass/fail)

Note: To pass this unit, a student must score ≥ 50% in the exam, as well as achieving an aggregate overall mark of ≥ 50%.

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