Explore education regulations in pharmacy under the Pharmacy Act focusing on course standards approval process and regulatory guidelines.
Educational Qualifications:
- Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm): 2 years (post-secondary) focusing on basic pharmaceutical sciences and dispensing.
- Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm): 4 years covering pharmaceutical sciences, including pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and pharmacy practice.
- Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm): 2 years (post-graduate) specializing in fields like Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Technology.
- D. in Pharmacy: For research and academic careers in pharmacy.
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Curriculum & Syllabus of Education Regulations in Pharmacy:
- Comprehensive Coverage: Includes theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
- Skill Development: Emphasizes laboratory techniques, clinical pharmacy, and ethics.
- Continuous Update: Regular revisions to align with advancements in the field.
Accreditation of Institutions:
- Eligibility Criteria: Must have proper infrastructure, qualified faculty, and access to current pharmaceutical literature.
- Accreditation Process: Involves application submission, site inspections, and evaluations by PCI-appointed committees.
- Periodic Reviews: Ongoing audits and accreditation renewals based on compliance with standards.
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