1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

2. Department of Pharmacy Practice Community Pharmacy [Code: 441]

3. Course Coordinator: Prof. Dr.: Abdel-Hameed I. M. Ebid Course Coordinator: Prof. Dr.: Abdel-Hameed I. M. Ebid Total Marks: 300 Written Exam : 150 Oral Exam: 30 Practical Exam : 90 Semester activity score [ أعمال السنة ] : 30

4. Practical MarksMarks (90) 1 st Exam 13/11/2013 Responding to symptoms15 Cases (Diarrhea + Constipation) 25 2 nd Exam 11/12/2013 Cases (Hemorroids + GIT Distress + Respiratory ) 30  Book + Attendance + Behavior  Lab Activity 10 ExamMarks (30) 1st Exam 13/11/2013 Theoretical Quiz 15 2nd Exam 11/12/2013 Theoretical Quiz 210 Album15 Community Pharmacy Semester activity score [ أعمال السنة ] Community Pharmacy Practical Marks

5. Objectives of the course 1- Developing the professional role of community pharmacist 2- To be able to interact correctly and communicate with patients seeking help at the counter; patient counseling 3- To be able to communicate with other health care providers

6. The course therefore, is divided into 2 main parts Part-1 Important topics including, activities of community pharmacists, Prescriptions, dispensing practice, Part-2 Therapeutics of OTC drugs, including different medical conditions usually the pharmacist encountered Practical in the form of Tutorial work Objectives of the course

7. Intended Learning Outcomes of Course (ILOs) a- Knowledge and Understanding: a1- Principles of good prescription practice that is relevant to patient health care delivery system. a2- Common disorders, diseases, problems that are usually encountered in community pharmacies. a3- Treatment guidelines and pharmaceutical care for the individual studied health problems. A4- Principles of over the counter therapeutics.

8. Intended Learning Outcomes of Course (ILOs) b- Intellectual Skills: b1- Interpret and evaluate patient’s condition seeking help at the counter. b2- Sort and evaluate the gained information during patient counseling. b3- Differentiate correctly over the counter between similar conditions.

9. Intended Learning Outcomes of Course (ILOs) c- Professional and Practical Skills: c1- Able to interact correctly with patients seeking help at the counter. c2- Able to identify and resolve drug-related problems. c3- Able to interact correctly with the prescriber through therapeutic intervention c4- Able to differentiate prescription drugs from those OTC. c5- Able to be a guidance for the patient over the counter.

10. Pre lab Wednesday ContentsLab Tuesday Contents 2/10Responding to Symptoms8/10 Responding to Symptoms Charts + Cases 9/10Responding to Symptoms22/10 Responding to Symptoms Charts + Cases 23/10Diarrhea29/10Diarrhea cases 30/10Constipation5/11Constipation cases 6/11Hemorrhoids12/11Album Evaluation 13/111 st Exam19/11Hemorrhoids cases 20/11Gastric Distress26/11Gastric Distress cases 27/11Respiratory Diseases3/12 Respiratory Diseases cases 11/12 2 nd Exam10/12Album Evaluation Community Pharmacy Practical Teaching Schedule

11.  Understand processes of prescription practice and applications of pharmaceutical care and principles of counseling in Community Pharmacies.  Know common disorders, diseases, problems that are usually encountered in community pharmacies  Understand treatment guidelines and pharmaceutical care for the individual studied health problems.  Interact correctly with patients seeking help at the counter.  Interact correctly with the prescriber through therapeutic intervention. General Objectives of the Practical Course

12.  Interpret and evaluate patient’s condition seeking help at the counter.  Differentiate correctly over the counter between similar conditions.  Respond to patient’s symptoms in community pharmacy.  Sort and evaluate the gained information during patient counseling to select & provide optimal drug therapy and find effective resolution to patient’ problems  Work effectively in a team.  Use web browsing to locate and use on-line data base. General Objectives of the Practical Course