Handbook

Management skills areas essential tool for a pharmacist, no matter what their stream of practice. Oversight of staff, legal compliance and accounting will be a constant throughout the career of a pharmacist. Patient informed consent, privacy and confidentiality and the right to make informed decisions about healthcare will also be explored. The principles of negligence and personal indemnity and the value of internet pharmacy services will be applied to pharmacy practice. In addition, this subject is designed to further develop critical thinking, writing and creative problem-solving skills with a particular focus on management, marketing and human resource practices. Learning activities are a mix of face-to-face and online learning; a pedagogical approach where learning outcomes, online resources, assessment and class activities are aligned with a focus on what the learner is doing.