The course deals with the nature, objectives, and functions of personnel management in education. It is intended for those who are tasked with running schools at all levels, so that Philippine education may become more attuned to national and global conditions. Graduate students are expected to analyze their school personnel program particularly the policies and practices on procurement, development, compensation, and performance evaluation.

PhChem 3 Laboratory FINALS 

This course deals with concepts and principles of chemical constituents of the living cells and their structures, functions and the processes that the biomolecules undergo. This course covers the identification and classification of biomolecules including their structures, functions, metabolic reactions and clinical significance.

Rationale: The course deals with the theories and principles in pharmacy calculation as applied in traditional and specialized practice settings and within operational and research areas in pharmacy practice.

Focus: This course focuses on the fundamentals of pharmaceutical calculations and techniques that includes system of measurements, expression of concentrations, calculation of doses, density, specific gravity and specific volume applied in the practice of pharmacy

Outcomes: At the end of the course, the students are expected to 1) demonstrate knowledge, understanding and skills to perform basic mathematical operations and solve various problems 2) perform laboratory techniques pertinent to the practice of pharmacy with accuracy and precision; 3) work independently and diligently manifesting the values of analytical thinking, scientific discipline, honesty and patience.

COURSE SUMMARY

RATIONALE

The course deals with the theories and principles in pharmacy calculation as applied in traditional and specialized practice settings and within operational and research areas in pharmacy practice.

FOCUS

This course focuses on the fundamentals of pharmaceutical calculations and techniques that includes system of measurements, expression of concentrations, calculation of doses, density, specific gravity, and specific volume applied in the practice of pharmacy. 

OUTCOMES

At the end of the course, the students are expected to:

• Demonstrate mastery of the different systems of weights and measures in pharmacy practice.
  
• Interpret prescription and medication orders.
  
• Solve problems related to compounding and dispensing of drugs.
  
• Perform laboratory techniques pertinent to the practice of pharmacy with accuracy and precision; and
  
• Work independently and diligently manifesting the values of analytical thinking, scientific discipline, honesty, and patience.
  

COURSE SUMMARY

RATIONALE

This course is designed to cover the principles of law and ethics in pharmacy. 

FOCUS

It examines the national and local laws that impact the practice of pharmacy, emphasizing legal and ethical principles applied by pharmacists in decision-making. It also focuses on theoretical and practical knowledge regarding the regulation of food, drugs, medical devices, and cosmetics.

OUTCOMES

The students will learn the national framework within the pharmacy practice, as well as acquire an understanding of the laws, regulations, and ethical responsibilities of pharmacists to protect and ensure the well-being of their patients.