University at Buffalo 2 credits Pharmacy
Students will complete (3) IPPE rotations between PHM 783 and PHM 784: (1) Institutional IPPE and (2) any other ‘patient care’ rotation (e.g., ambulatory care, hospice, or community) IPPEs. Students will work under the supervision of a U.S. licensed pharmacist in institutional and community/outpatient environments while learning about the medication use system. Students will learn about pharmacy management and medication distribution systems, including the scope of clinical pharmacy services. Students will demonstrate core practice skills: communication, pharmacy calculations, ethics, medication safety, technology, informatics and critical thinking and interprofessional interactions. Total introductory experiential education time requirement to be completed by the end of the P3 year is 315 hours, which must be composed of a minimum of 75 Institutional hours and a minimum of 80 ‘Other’ hours. Rotations count towards IPPE hours if (1) the setting involves direct patient care (a patient is involved), (2) occurs under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist, (3) an evaluation occurs, and (4) occurs in the U.S.
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