Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Pharmacy & Biomolecular Sciences
Learning Methods
Lecture
Workshop
Module Offerings
4001MPHARM-SEP-CTY
Aims
To understand and communicate a range of scientific data and information about a medicine and its relevance to use in practice
Learning Outcomes
1.
Describe the underpinning evidence base for a medicine (type of drug, mode of action, effect on tissue/organs, etc.) that supports its use in practice
2.
Retrieve scientific information from key reference sources
3.
Explain scientific data to reach an appropriate conclusion
4.
Describe how scientific data informs practice
5.
Demonstrate fundamental scientific writing skills to be able to present basic data in a meaningful way
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:
The syllabus for level 4 MPharm can be viewed in the 4000MPHARM module
The syllabus for level 4 MPharm can be viewed in the 4000MPHARM module
Module Overview:
This module is solely for assessment and this assessment focuses on student research skills in year 1.
This module is solely for assessment and this assessment focuses on student research skills in year 1.
Additional Information:
This module is for summative assessment only. All learning, formative assessment and feedback for this assessment are included in the content module 4000MPHARM.
To ensure the programme aligns to the GPhC commitment to patient safety, this assessment will include a check as to whether a pharmacy student is demonstrating they are able to practise safely. To achieve the assessment pass mark, students must be able to demonstrate their ability to apply the principles and concepts of safe, person-centred practice in both clinical and non-clinical environments and scenarios. The marking rubric for coursework assessments includes the option to deduct an unlimited number of marks for patient safety concerns, which will be dependent on the severity of potential harm their actions or decision may cause, and/or repetition of the actions. For incidents of severe potential patient harm the mark may be reduced to zero, regardless of its merits elsewhere, and the assessment would be recorded as a fail.
Students must be successful in the module to progress to the next level of study.
No compensation, no trailing.
This module is for summative assessment only. All learning, formative assessment and feedback for this assessment are included in the content module 4000MPHARM.
To ensure the programme aligns to the GPhC commitment to patient safety, this assessment will include a check as to whether a pharmacy student is demonstrating they are able to practise safely. To achieve the assessment pass mark, students must be able to demonstrate their ability to apply the principles and concepts of safe, person-centred practice in both clinical and non-clinical environments and scenarios. The marking rubric for coursework assessments includes the option to deduct an unlimited number of marks for patient safety concerns, which will be dependent on the severity of potential harm their actions or decision may cause, and/or repetition of the actions. For incidents of severe potential patient harm the mark may be reduced to zero, regardless of its merits elsewhere, and the assessment would be recorded as a fail.
Students must be successful in the module to progress to the next level of study.
No compensation, no trailing.