Description
Foundations of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy II is the second course in a two-course series designed to provide students in the online program in the Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy with an overview of drug discovery, development, approval, marketing, regulation, and use in the United States. These courses show how the pieces of the medication system in the US fit together.
These courses will give participants a basic understanding of topics ranging from drug discovery to disposal. This high-level overview introduces issues detailed in the online graduate program’s core areas of study, including pharmacoeconomics, managed care pharmacy, pharmaceutical policy, and pharmaceutical value communications. The Foundations courses can be taken in any order. Foundations II focuses on after drugs are marketed and provides a a balanced view of controversial topics.
Tuition: $2,250
Credits: 3
*Please note that this syllabus is subject to change. Use the updated syllabus in Canvas as the official course syllabus.
Notes: The POP Foundation series includes two courses, POP Foundations I and POP Foundations II. Each course is independent, and students are not required to take POP Foundations I prior to taking POP Foundations II.