1. by pharm D students ( 4 years) Saeed mohammad tayeb Mustafa adnan malki Riyadh saleh almalki Abdullah safar almalki

2. Mustafa adnan malki

3. Introduction:- -In this presentation our aim is to help 3 rd year pharmacy students to choose between pharm.D or B.pharm programs. - so, we will make a comparison between these tow programs in table form, and by video interviews with some doctors in both tow branches. - And we hope this will be helpful for them.

4. -According to last studies in U.S, the data show that 143 billion $ was the cost of drug morbidity and mortality !!!!. - -inappropriate drug prescription (doctors), dispensing (pharmacist) are the main causes. - This force U.S to create this new pharm D program (concentrate on safer and the most suitable drug use) to solve or decrease this dangerous problem.

5. B. PharmPharm D 1. Teaching 2. Pharmacist 3. Quality Assurance Health Manager 4. Analytical Chemist of Quality Control Manager 5. Sales and Marketing 6.Clinical Research 7.Food and Drug Administration 1.Community Pharmacy 2.Geriatric Pharmacy 3.Governmental Agencies 4.Home Health Care 5.Hospital Pharmacy 6.Managed care 7.Pharmacy Education 8.consulting, legal practice, 9.drug information, poison control 10)Pharmacoeconomics Jops

6. B. PharmPharm D 1) Pharmacognosy 2) Medicinal chemistry 3) Industrial pharmacy 4) instrumental and Biomedical Analysis 1) Therapeutics 2) Pharmacoepidemiolog y 3) Pharmacoeconomics 4) Toxicology 5) Alternative medicine 6) Clinical training in 6 th year includes (pediatric medicine, internal medicine, … ) Focused on courses

7. B. PharmPharm D 5 years, 179 h. After completion of B.pharm a person can do master then phD. Integrated Course – 6 years Post Baccalaureate - 3 years, 219 h. Years of study Bachelor of pharmacyThe Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree, considered as Bachelor in academic work, but as master in clinical work after completing hospitals Accredited Residency Training Program. Degree 1) pharmacists distribute prescription drugs to individuals. 2) counsel patients on the use of prescription and over-the- counter medications. 3) Most pharmacists keep confidential computerized records of patients' drug therapies to prevent harmful drug interactions. 4) Compounding — the actual mixing of ingredients to form medications 1) Share with medical stuff for the best drug selection. 2) advise patients about general health topics, such as diet, exercise, and stress management 4) Managing the pharmacy 5) Promoting public health 6) Providing drug information and education Responsibilities

8. B. PharmPharm D 5)Some pharmacists are involved in research for pharmaceutical manufacturers, developing new drugs and testing their effects. 7)Work in pharmacies that provide some specialized services to help patients with conditions such as diabetes, asthma, smoking cessation, or high blood pressure. - Considered as secondary pharmacist -9353 SR. - -3500 SR in 6 th training year. - Considered as primary pharmacist - 11571 SR. wages and reward Both, can open not more than 30 pharmacies.

9. Riyadh saleh almalki

11.  Pharmacists are dynamic, patient-oriented professionals committed to fulfilling the health care needs of their patients. Pharmacy is a profession that is expanding in new directions to meet the health care needs of all saudi.  Currently, there is a movement beyond the traditional compounding and dispensing of medication towards a more professional advisory and primary health care role. Pharmacists can apply their knowledge and skill to become directly involved in the healing and education of patients. The phrase "ask your pharmacist" is becoming increasingly common - and with good reason. Pharmacists are an integral part of the community and serve as an important source of knowledge

12.  optimal drug therapy for patients with a focus on drug interactions and potential side effects  treatment of various medical conditions  education and promotion of the general health of the public  where to get emergency care

13.  Although the pharmacist’s focus is changing, the pharmacist remains an expert in the application and usage of pharmaceuticals. This includes the formulation, compounding, storage, and dispensing of medication.  The pharmacist serves a wide variety of roles in a community where no two people are alike. Take the time to visit your local Pharmacist and ask questions to help improve not only your health but the health of your friends and family as well

15. Saeed mohammad tayeb

16. Pharm D

17. A Doctor of Pharmacy is a professional doctorate degree. In some countries, including the USa, it is a first professional degree, and a prerequisite for licensing.

18. -start in USA. Why pharm D ?? Some research begin before 30 years. about the most false of doctor. The result of research is

19. -T-The aim is - pharmacist. Because have more information about drug. And USA developed pharmacist have more knowledge and information about the medication and clinical.and precipitate with team work to treatment of patents. create degree: Doctor of Pharmacy -best 10 jobs

20. -New Job of pharmacists -it is branched from B pharm. -Concentrate in clinical study to work in hospital and advise the team work. -have more clinical information about drugs. -pharm D students must study the disease and diagnosis and how the best treatment to disease. -

21. Question: A study by Gershon, Cultice, and Knapp projected in USA that there would be about 8,000 graduates in 2000. Since this was reported in 2000, there have been increasing class sizes and the opening of new pharmacy D colleges. About how many actually graduated in 2008? 1-6500 2-8500 3-9500 4-10500

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25. What I should concentrate on - when I decided to be a pharmacist? 25

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27. You can focus on patient by providing Pharmaceutical care 27

28. 28 Pharmacy profession Pharmaceutical microbiology Anatomy & Histology & biology Biostatistics Medical Terminology& organic Analytical chemistry pharmaceuticsPharmacognosy Immunology Biopharmaceutic Pharmacology Evidence – base pharmacy Law Communication Skills & ethics Biochemistry Pharmaceutical care Patient

29.  Decreased medication errors  Increased patient compliance in medication regimen  Better chronic disease state management  Strong pharmacist-patient relationship  Decreased long-term costs of medical care 29

30.  -Chose depend on what?  -Reflection  -Team work  -Documentation 30