PharmMM Discussion - Computer-aided learning in Clinical PK

• On 8 Oct 1996 at 12:09:46, "RAO, SUMATI S." (s-rao.at.onu.edu) sent the message
  

  
  This message is for pharmacy educators (hope I have the correct mailing
  group; if not, I apologize).  Can any of you who are teaching
  clinical/applied pharmacokinetics recommend software programs which may
  assist undergraduate students in working through case studies?  Thank you!
  ____________
  
  Sumati S. Rao, Ph.D.
  Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics
  College of Pharmacy
  Ohio Northern University
  Ada, OH 45810
  419-772-1934/2279
  419-772-1917 (Fax)
  e-mail address:  s-rao.at.onu.edu
  
  

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• On 9 Oct 1996 at 10:18:53, Dr Stephen Moss (prsshm.at.bath.ac.uk) sent the message
  

  
  Dear Dr Rao,
  
   Although I cannot supply you with the information you request, it may
  be of interest to you to bring to your attention the activities of PCCAL
  International ( A consortium of for advancing the use of CAL in pharmacy
  and related subjects) We have an introductory pharmacokinetics
  package available and we a currently collaborating with Prof. Gordon
  Amidon of Ann Arbor, Michigan in producing a biopharmaceutics
  package. We are also in contact with several other academic groups to
  try and coordinate the production of further pharmcokinetic modules and
  we would like to produce one on the sort of clinical aspects you refer to.
  I hope to have a student review what isavailble in the next few months
  and will keep you informed of any progress. We will be at the AAPS
  exhibition in Seatle later this month Booth #335. Details of the
  consortium are on the internet at http://www.coacs.com/PCCAL/.
  
  Best wishes Steve Moss FRPharmS, PhD Co-director PCCAL
  
  

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• On 9 Oct 1996 at 14:25:14, CNBarber.at.aol.com sent the message
  

  
  Dr. Rao:
  
  I am not an educator but rather a student at the University of Florida
  College of Pharmacy.  Our classes use a program from Simkin, a company here
  in Gainesville, FL, developed by Dr. J. Daniel Robinson, Exec. Assoc. Dean
  here at UF.  I am sure that he can help you out.  The dean's office number is
  (352) 392-9713.  Good Luck.
  
  Yours in Pharmacy,
  Champ Barber
  4PH Pharmacy Student
  
  

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• On 10 Oct 1996 at 12:52:00, stavchansky.at.mail.utexas.edu (Salomon Stavchansky) sent the message
  

  
  Dear Dr. rao;
  
  Although I do not have specific software developed for PK.  I do use math
  cad, mathematica, winnonlin to solve pk problems.
  
  Salomon Stavchansky, Ph.D
  Alcon Centennial Professor of Pharmaceutics
  The Univesrity of Texas at Austin
  College of Pharmacy, PHR 4.214C
  Divisionof Pharmaceutics
  Austin, Texas 78712
  Fax:   512-471-7474
  Email: stavchansky.at.mail.utexas.edu
  Voice: 512-471-1407
  
  

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