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Optimal Management of Hypertension in the Elderly

Hypertension is a common and important modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular and kidney diseases. Prevalence of isolated systolic hypertension increases with age and is partly due to arterial stiffness. Treatment include lifestyle changes and pharmacotherapy. Special consideration include cognitive impairment, dementia, orthostatic hypertension, and polypharmacy.

Status: Approved by PRC
Start Date: Aug 6, 2021
Cost: PhP 400
Valid Dates: Aug 1, 2021 to Jul 31, 2022
Awarded Units: 2.0 units
PRC Accreditation No. MED-2019-331-210

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Respiratory Disorder: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Respiratory Disorders are the most commonly encountered diseases in the clinics. They include Obstructive Diseases like Bronchial Asthma and COPD, Restrictive Diseases like Adult and Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome and Pneumoconioses, Vascular Disease like Pulmonary Hypertension, Edema and Emboli, and Infectious Lung Diseases like Pneumonias.

Status: Approved by PRC
Start Date: Aug 20,2021
Cost: PhP 600
Valid Dates: Aug 15, 2021 to Aug 14, 2022
Awarded Units: 3.0
PRC Accreditation No. MED-2019-331-260

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Management of Diabetes in Pregnancy: A Clinical Update

Due to the increasing incidence of obesity in the general population, the prevalence of Diabetes Mellitus in Pregnancy is increasing. Gestational Diabetes Mellitus on the other hand constitutes a greater impact on diabetes epidemic as it carries a major risk of developing T2DM to the mother and fetus later in life.This update will provide an overview of clinical issues related to GDM, including the challenges of screening and diagnosis, the pathophysiology behind GDM, the treatment and prevention of GDM and the long and short term consequences of gestational diabetes for both mother and offspring. The aim of this update is to critically review GDM in a detailed and comprehensive manner.

Status: Approved by PRC
Start Date: September 4, 2021
Cost: PhP 400
Valid Dates: Aug 17, 2021 to Aug 16, 2022
Awarded Units: 2.0 units
PRC Accreditation No. MED-2019-331-265

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Cerebrovascular Disease: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Due to increasing age of the population and increased incidence of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, cerebrovascular diseases like strokes, cerebral aneurysms and other cerebrovascular pathology are becoming more common. Understanding them and their diagnosis, management and prevention is important in providing good patient care.

Status: Approved by PRC
Start Date: September 5, 2021
Cost: PhP 400
Valid Dates: Aug 15, 2021 to Aug 14, 2022
Awarded Units: 2.0 units
PRC Accreditation No. MED-2019-331-257

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Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Pathology: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Upper gastrointestinal diseases like gastric ulcers, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), acute hepatitis, etc. are some of the most common disease encountered in clinical practice. Understanding these diseases and their proper proper pharmacotherapy can improve your understanding of them.

Status: Approved by PRC
Start Date: September 23, 2021
Cost: PhP 400
Valid Dates: Aug 17, 2021 to Aug 16, 2022
Awarded Units: 2.0 units
PRC Accreditation No. MED-2019-331-264

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Lower Gastrointestinal Tract Pathology: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Lower gastrointestinal diseases like peptic ulcer, malabsorption syndromes, Crohn's disease, appendicitis are some of the more common syndromes encountered in clinical practice . UUnderstanding these diseases and their proper proper pharmacotherapy can improve your understanding of them.

Status: Approved by PRC
Start Date: September 23, 2021
Cost: Cost: PhP 400
Valid Dates: Aug 15, 2021 to Aug 14, 2022
Awarded Units: 2.0 units
PRC Accreditation No. MED-2019-331-259

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5 Unit Pharmacy Bundle A

Includes:
1. Respiratory Disorder: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention
2. Optimal Management of Hypertension in the Elderly

Only PhP 850 (Regular Price: PhP 1,000)

6 Unit Pharmacy Bundle B

Includes:
1. Upper GI Pathology: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention
2. LowerGI Pathology: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention
3. Management of Diabetes in Pregnancy: A Clinical Update

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Optimal Management of Hypertension in the Elderly..

Course Description: A through discussion of management of hypertension with special emphasis on the management of hypertension in the elderly.
Course Entry Level: Pharmacists

Course Objectives

Time allotted	Topics to be	Specific Objectives	Instructional Methods	Evaluation Method
10 min	Introduction	Know why management of Hypertension in the elderly is different	Video Lectures And Reading Materials	20 Multiple Choice Questions >80%
10 min	Diagnosis and Classification	Know how to diagnose and classify hypertension in the elderly
15 min	Secondary Causes of Hypertension	Know secondary causes of hypertension in the elderly and their management
15 min	End Organ Effect Of Hypertension	Know how end-organ effect of Hypertension increase morbidity and mortality in the elderly
20 min	Management Principles of Hypertension	Know basic principles in management of hypertension
20 min	Treatment: Lifestyle Change	Know how Lifestyle Changes impact hypertension i
30 min	Treatment: Pharmacological	Know various Pharmacological treatment especially in the elderly patients
15 min	Special Geriatric Considerations	Know how to apply geriatric principles in treatment of hypertension in the elderly
10 min	Treating the Very Elderly	Know how to treat the very elderly or those over 80 years of age
5 min	Summary

Respiratory Disorders: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Course Description: A through discussion of various Respiratory Disorders including diagnosis, appropriate pharmacological and non-pharmacological management and prevention
Learning Outcome
After finishing this course, the pharmacist needs to know the following:
First, understand the various Respiratory Disorders, how they are diagnosed and managed.
Second, understand the pathophysiology of the various disease, enough to understand how various drugs work to treat and modify the disease.
Lastly, to know the various pharmacotherapeutic agents used to treat each disease, their purpose, their mechanism of action and their side effects. This includes treatment of choice, alternative treatments and potential drug interactions if any.

Course Content and activities: Respiratory Disorders: causes, pathophysiology. Diagnosis, treatment, complications and prevention.
Instructional Delivery Methods: Video Lectures And Reading Materials
Assessment: 10 point quiz covering pathophysiology, treatment of choice, potential side effects and drug interactions, and mechanism of action. 8 out of 10 to pass
Course Entry Level: Level 1 Pharmacist

Course Objectives

Time allotted f	Topics t	Specific Objectives
5 min	Introduction
34 min	Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory System	Quick review of Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory System
17/24/19 min	Obstructive Lung Disorders: Bronchial Asthma/COPD/Pharmacotherapy of Bronchial Asthma and COPD	Discussion of various obstructive lung disorders including bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema
19/11 min	Restrictive Lung Disorders: Adult and Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome and Pneumoconiosis	Discussion of various restrictive lung disorders including Adult and neonatal respiratory distress syndromes and various pneumoconiosis
19/20/17 min	Pulmonary Vascular Disorders: Pulmonary Hypertension/ Pulmonary Edema/ Pulmonary Embolism	Discussion of various pulmonary vascular disorders including Pulmonary embolism, hypertensions and edema
18/20 min	Infectious Lung Disorders: Pneumonia/Pharmacotherapy of the Pneumonias	Discussion of various infectious lung disorders like various causes of pneumonias
4 min	Summary
227 min

Management of Diabetes in Pregnancy: A Clinical Update

Course Description: Understand the latest updates on the management of gestational diabetes mellitus
Course Entry Level: Pharmacist
Instructional Delivery Methods: Video Lectures And Reading Materials
Evaluation Method: 10 Multiple Choice Questions >80%

Course Objectives

Time allotted	Topics	Specific Objectives
16 min (8/8)	Introduction Introduction Epidemiology
71 min (25/38/8)	Pathophysiology and Diagnosis of GDM Classification, Screening and Diagnosis Pathophysiology of GDM Risk Factors of Developing GDM	Understand, risk factors, pathophysiology and diagnosis of GDM
32 min (10/12/10)	Complications and Long-term Consequences of GDM Complications of GDM Long-term Consequence to the Mother Long-term Consequence to the Fetus	Understanding complications of GDM and it’s long-term consequences on mother and child
85 min (9/12/10/22/14/18)	Management of Gestational Diabetes Preconception Care and Counseling Antepartum Care Glycemic Targets in Pregnancy Management of GDM Management of Pregestational Diabetes Postpartum Care	Know the management of GDM including pregestational diabetes and postpartum care.
9 min	Summary
213 min

Cerebrovascular Diseases: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Course Description: A through discussion of various Cerebrovascular Disease including diagnosis, appropriate pharmacological and non-pharmacological management and prevention
Learning Outcome
After finishing this course, the pharmacist needs to know the following:
First, understand the various Cerebrovascular diseases, how they are diagnosed and managed.
Second, understand the pathophysiology of the various disease, enough to understand how various drugs work to treat and modify the disease.
Lastly, to know the various pharmacotherapeutic agents used to treat each disease, their purpose, their mechanism of action and their side effects. This includes treatment of choice, alternative treatments and potential drug interactions if any.

Course Content and activities
Cerebrovascular diseases: causes, pathophysiology. Diagnosis, treatment, complications and prevention.
Assessment
10 point quiz covering pathophysiology, treatment of choice, potential side effects and drug interactions, and mechanism of action. 8 out of 10 to pass
Course Entry Level: Level 1 Pharmacist

Course Objectives

Time allotted	Topics	Specific Objectives
5 min	Introduction
29 min	Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology	Quick review of Neuroanatomy and neurophysiology relevant to cerebrovascular diseases
70 min	Ischemic Cerebrovascular Disease	Discussion of various types of strokes, their diagnosis and treatment
12 min	Cerebral Hemorrhage	Discussion of various types of intracranial bleeding , their diagnosis and treatment
36 min	Cerebral Aneurysm	Discussion of cerebral aneurysms and AV malformation
4 min	Summary
156 mins

Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Pathology: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Course Description: A through discussion of various Upper Gastrointestinal Pathology including diagnosis, appropriate pharmacological and non-pharmacological management and prevention
Learning Outcome
After finishing this course, the pharmacist needs to know the following:
First, understand the various Upper Gastrointestinal Pathology, how they are diagnosed and managed.
Second, understand the pathophysiology of the various disease, enough to understand how various drugs work to treat and modify the disease.
Lastly, to know the various pharmacotherapeutic agents used to treat each disease, their purpose, their mechanism of action and their side effects. This includes treatment of choice, alternative treatments and potential drug interactions if any.
Course Content and Activities: Upper Gastrointestinal Pathology: causes, pathophysiology. Diagnosis, treatment, complications and prevention.
Instructional Delivery Method: Video Lectures and Reading Materials
Assessment: 10 point quiz covering pathophysiology, treatment of choice, potential side effects and drug interactions, and mechanism of action. 8 out of 10 to pass

Course Objectives

Time	Topics	Specific Objectives
15 min (5/10)	Introduction Introduction Anatomy and Physiology of the Upper GI Tract	Quick review of the anatomy and physiology of the Upper GIT
26 min (12 / 14)	Pathology of the Esophagus Esophageal Varices GERD	Know various esophageal pathology like achalasia, esophageal varies and gastro-esophageal reflux and
51 min (13/15/23)	Pathology of the Stomach Peptic Ulcer Pyloric Stenosis Pharmacotherapy of PUD and GERD	Know various gastric pathology like pyloric stenosis, gastritis and peptic under Disease
16 min	Pathology of the Liver	Various hepatic disease that causes jaundice and cirrhosis
4 min	Summary
112 min

Lower Gastrointestinal Tract Pathology: Diagnosis, Management and Prevention

Course Description: A through discussion of various Lower Gastrointestinal Pathology including diagnosis, appropriate pharmacological and non-pharmacological management and prevention
Learning Outcome
After finishing this course, the pharmacist needs to know the following:
First, understand the various Lower Gastrointestinal Pathology, how they are diagnosed and managed.
Second, understand the pathophysiology of the various disease, enough to understand how various drugs work to treat and modify the disease.
Lastly, to know the various pharmacotherapeutic agents used to treat each disease, their purpose, their mechanism of action and their side effects. This includes treatment of choice, alternative treatments and potential drug interactions if any.
Course Content and Activities: Lower Gastrointestinal Pathology: causes, pathophysiology. Diagnosis, treatment, complications and prevention.
Instructional Delivery Method: Video Lectures and Reading Materials
Assessment: 10 point quiz covering pathophysiology, treatment of choice, potential side effects and drug interactions, and mechanism of action. 8 out of 10 to pass

Course Objectives

Time	Topics	Specific Objectives
29 min (5/24)	Introduction Introduction Anatomy and Physiology of the Lower GI Tract	Quick review of the anatomy and Physiology of the Lower GIT
36 min (14/22)	Pathology of the Small Intestine	Know various intestinal pathology like peptic ulcer, Crohn’s disease, Meckel’s Diverticula and malabsorption syndromes
50 min (15/24/11)	Pathology of the Large Intestine	Know various colonic pathology like Hirschsprung, Diverticular Disease, Vascular Disease, inflammatory Bowel Disease and appendicitis.
4 min	Summary
119 min