Teaching Responsibility

LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:

Pharmacy & Biomolecular Sciences

Learning Methods

Lecture

Practical

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Workshop

Module Offerings

5004PHASCI-SEP-CTY

Aims

To describe and evaluate the formulation, preparation, manufacture and quality control of sterile products including injections and ophthalmic products. To describe and discuss the principles and practice of sterilisation and sterilisation controls. To discuss the concepts of quality assurance of sterile products To facilitate the development of written communication skills as they apply to the content of the module.

Learning Outcomes

1.
Appraise the formulation and characteristics of sterile products
2.
Demonstrate hygienic and clean preparation, and aseptic processing.
3.
Discuss the quality control pertinent to the sterilisation of sterile products
4.
Evaluate the mode of action, mechanisms and controls used during thermal and non-thermal sterilisation processes
5.
Explain the concepts of bioburden and overkill with respect to sterilisation

Module Content

Outline Syllabus:The formulation and characteristics of sterile products (parenterals and ophthalmics) Hygienic and clean preparation, and aseptic processing. Quality control pertinent to the sterilisation of sterile products The mode of action, mechanistic and controls of moist heat sterilisation (autoclaving), dry heat sterilisation, filtration and gaseous sterilisation The concepts of bioburden and overkill to sterilisation
Module Overview:
This module enables you to learn about the formulation, preparation, manufacture and quality control of sterile products. You will be able to describe and discuss the principles and practice of sterilisation and the concepts of quality assurance of sterile products.
Additional Information:The module will introduce the student to the manufacture, formulation and quality control of sterile products. The module will also describe the theory behind the sterilisation process as applied to pharmaceutical products. The module also follows the concepts provided by earlier modules to discuss the systems and devices which provide drug to the patient

Assessments

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Presentation