Introduction to Pharmacy 1755-F12-PROPF-J

(in Polish) 1. The workload for classes requiring the direct involvement of academic teachers is: – participation in lectures: 14 hours – participation in seminars: 9 hours – preparation of the exam: 2 hours. The workload for classes requiring the direct involvement of academic teachers is 25 hours, which corresponds to 1,0 ECTS points. 2. Student workload: – Lecture attendance: 14 hours – Seminar attendance: 9 hours – Seminar preparation: 8 hours – Reading the designated literature: 9 hours – Preparation for and completion of the exam: 8 + 2 hours. The total student workload is 50 hours, which corresponds to 2,0 ECTS points. 3. Research-related workload: – Reading the designated scientific literature: 8 hours –Attending lectures (including research methodology, research results, and studies): 6 hours – Attending seminars related to research activity (including research methodology, research results, and studies): 6 hours – Preparing for seminars related to research activity: 4 hours – Preparing for the exam regarding the research and scientific aspects of the course: 6 hours The total student research-related workload is 30 hours, which corresponds to 1,2 ECTS points. 4. Time required to prepare and participate in the examination process: – preparation for seminars + preparation for the exam + completion of the exam: 8 + 8 + 2 = 18 hours (0,72 ECTS points). 5. Time required to complete the mandatory internship: – not applicable.

(in Polish) W1: Knows pharmacopoeia’s structure and its meaning to the substance quality and medicinal products– K_C.W5. W2: Knows the legal basis and principles of pharmaceutical market organisation in the scope of retail turnover in the Republic of Poland and functioning of retail and hospital pharmacies – K_E.W1. W3: Knows principles of pharmaceutical market organisation in the scope of retail turnover in the Republic of Poland and functioning of pharmaceuticals wholesalers – K_E.W2. W4: Knows legal basis and principles of practice of the profession of a pharmacist, regulations pertaining to obtaining a licence to practice the profession of a pharmacist and functioning of a professional organisation for pharmacists – K_E.W4.

(in Polish) U1: Knows how to search for the scientific information regarding medicinal substances and products – K_C.U34. U2: Describes the role and tasks of individual units of professional organisation for pharmacists, and indicate the rights and responsibilities of their members – K_E.U19.

(in Polish) K1: Uses objective sources of information to obtain up-to-date knowledge in the field of pharmacy – K7.

(in Polish) Lectures: - informative lecture (conventional) - multimedia presentation. Seminars: - classic problem-based method.

- problem-based lecture
- informative (conventional) lecture

- seminar

compulsory course

(in Polish) None.

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