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Greetings:
I've just posted the case, transcript and exam from our third pharmacy
on-line CE program to http://www.olemiss.edu/courses/pbl/
for anyone who would like to review them. Comments are most welcome!
Our next program will be held on September 16 (see below). We still have
spots available, so send me an e-mail if you would like to participate. It
is the last one we will be holding for a while, as our non-traditional
Doctor of Pharmacy program just got started. We had 46 people sign up for
the program. We will be dividing the group into those who will meet for PBL
groups face-to-face, and those who will me via Internet Chat. Should make
for some interesting comparisons in a year or so.
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Name of Program: Hypertension Cases in a Community Pharmacy
Objectives: At the completion of this program, the participant will be able to:
Define all abbreviations and concepts introduced by the case study.
Identify the possible reasons for the patients' problem
Develop plans for managing the patients' problems
Faculty: Douglas Anderson, Pharm.D. Gary D. Theilman, Pharm.D.
Date: September 16, 1996
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. USA Central Time
C.E. Credits: Five Continuing Education Hours (0.5 CEU's)
Tuition: Five Dollars to cover cost of issuing certificate. Contact one of
the faculty to reserve a spot on the program and you will receive
information on where to send a check. It is not necessary for us to have
the money prior to the program. If you wish to take part in the program
without receiving a certificate, there is not charge.
Format: Problem-based computer-linked discussion followed by home study.
Evaluation Method: Short essay exam. Two hour time limit.
Target Audience: Licensed pharmacists. Students and non-U.S. pharmacists may
be invited to attend on a non-credit basis.
Synopsis of Program: Six pharmacists will meet in an on-line Internet chat
room. There they will be presented with several patient cases.. During the
next two hours, the pharmacists will identify learning issues related to the
case. These learning issues are all questions about the case that the
pharmacist cannot immediately answer. Potential learning issues include
definitions, interpretations of laboratory values, and identification of
possible drug interactions. Following the on-line discussion, the
pharmacists will spend the next week researching the learning issues at
home. We estimate that it will take at least three hours to fully research
then entire list of learning issues. After the end of the week, the
pharmacists will take a multiple-choice examination related to the case.
Upon achieving a grade of 70% or better, the pharmacist will be awarded
continuing education credit.
Funding: This project is funded through a grant supplied by Roche
Laboratories and the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. This
program is part of the AACP 1996 Innovations in Continuing Education Grant
The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy is approved by the American
Council on Pharmaceutical Education as a provider of continuing
pharmaceutical education. Accredited in every state requiring CE.
CE #: 032-000-96-054-C04
Doug Anderson, Pharm.D.
Gary Theilman, Pharm.D.
pbl.at.olemiss.edu
http://www.olemiss.edu/courses/pbl
The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy
WWW Server at: http://www.cpb.ouhsc.edu/mm/mm.html
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