Diploma in Clinic Pharmacy

Thanks to this diploma in clinical pharmacy you can stay updated in a field of growing complexity and high demand. The training is part of the management of drugs and pharmaceutical products. You will know the procedures to assess the nutritional status of a patient, as well as all aspects related to fluid therapy and artificial nutrition. In addition, students will acquire a deep knowledge about the toxicological clinic, of vital importance to solve intoxication. Thanks to the development of the diploma and the study of different success cases, students will acquire fundamental competences in critical areas of the pharmacy, preparing professionals to excel in a constantly evolving environment.

- Address issues related to selection, dispensation and distribution of medicines and health products. - Know the processes for the acquisition of medications, stock management and waste disposal. - Apply economic principles to manage hospital pharmaceutical resources, improving the quality of the service. - Develop specialized skills in artificial nutrition and fluid therapy. - Implement nutritional status assessment processes. - Understand the principles of clinical toxicology to know how to handle emergency situations.

The professional exits of this diploma in clinical pharmacy are those related to both outpatient and hospitable pharmacy. You can also develop your professional career around pharmaceutical management and research and participate in pharmacovigilance programs as a health professional. Wide your borders in this sector.

With this diploma in clinical pharmacy you will have the possibility to learn what the medication management chain is like, as well as referring to health products. You will acquire knowledge about artificial nutrition and assessment of the nutritional status of patients. Likewise, it prepares you to address poisoning based on deep knowledge about clinical toxicology.

This Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy is aimed at workers in the field of the pharmacy, although it can also be relevant for broader health professionals, such as doctors and nurses, who wish to better understand the critical role that pharmacy plays in patient care in clinical environments.