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| Pharmacists and healthcare practitioners are required to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the application of therapeutics in clinical practice. Pharmacists must ensure patient safety and achieve desired health outcomes through effective decision-making. The idea of designing these case studies is to meet the needs and challenges of a modern pharmacy undergraduate curriculum. Case studies are increasingly used in pharmacy undergraduate as well as postgraduate education. Each chapter contains five case studies, increasing in complexity from those we would expect first-year students to complete (Level 1) through to cases designed for fourth-year/pre-registration students (Level M). The chapters have been designed to follow approximately the British National Formulary chapters for ease of use. Case study scenarios include both community and hospital pharmacy situations as suited to the disease and pharmaceutical care provision. This section is only for Bangladeshi Pharmacy/Medical Students & Professionals ! |
Cardiovascular case studies by Narinder Bhalla
Respiratory system case studies by Soraya Dhillon and Andrzej Kostrzewski
Obstetrics, gynaecology and UTI case studies by Alka Mistry
Liver disease case studies by Caron Weeks and Mark Tomlin
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