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PHAR0710-1

Management of Hospital Pharmacy and Drug Economics


Duration :15h Th
Credits/ECTS :
1st "licence" in public health sciences: XXXXXXXX (general section and XXXXXXXXX)2
Holder(s) :Jean‑Pierre Delporte
Course contents : Part 1: Definition of health economy, objectives and specificities - Analysis of the consumption of health resources, including drugs, and its determinants - Different ways to regulate the supply and demand of health resources - Cost of drug misuse and side effects - Methodology of drug utilisation studies, a practical example - Methodology of pharmacoeconomy studies, practical examples

Part 2 : Hospital pharmacy working standards - Funding of pharmacy activities - Internal and external billing - Method to optimize inventory control and drug purchasing - Drug distribution systems - Associated risks: medication errors and adverse drug events - Ways to achieve quality standards in drug distribution systems.
Course objective : Part 1: - Starting from specificities of health resources consumption, including medicines, define the objectives of health economy and pharmacoeconomy.
- Critically analyse the mechanisms and parameters influencing the growth of drug expenditures and the different means developed in most countries to contain it.
- Teach the methodology of drug utilisation analysis and of pharmacoeconomy studies

Part 2: - Define legal tasks of hospital pharmacy services, legal working standards and funding. - Analyse the drug distribution system, identify associated risks and ways to comply with quality standards. - Optimize inventory control of medication and medical devices.
Prerequisites : None
Workshops : None
Organization : 7 sessions during the 2nd semester.
Written notes : Part 1: full notes and "Powerpoint" slides. Part 2: "Powerpoint" slides.
Assessment : Oral examination
Contacts : Hospital pharmacy and Pharmacoeconomy Department of Pharmacy Phone: 04-366.43.01 - Fax: 04-366.43.02 Email: jpdelporte@ulg.ac.be
Remarks : None




ULg : Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs
Contact : Monique Marcourt, direction A.E.E.
Date of data : 18/05/2007
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