Pharmacology for Podiatrists
This Pharmacology for Podiatrists single module has been validated by the (HCPC). It will lead to annotation on the HCPC register for the use of prescription only medicines available to podiatrists.
It can be studied on its own, can contribute to the MSc Podiatry (Pre-Registration) or studied as part of the MSc Theory of Podiatric Surgery. It is delivered online.
Pharmacology for Podiatrists: The course in brief
The module will cover:
- The principles of pharmacodynamics
- The principles of pharmacokinetics
- The action and use of antibiotic and antifungal drugs used in podiatry
- The action and use of drugs used for disorders of the Cardiovascular system
- Central and peripheral nervous system, respiratory system, endocrine system, and drugs related to the management of musculoskeletal conditions
- The MHRA (Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency) and the Yellow Card Scheme
- Pharmaceutical Care for Podiatrists
How will I be taught?
Structure, duration, delivery and outcomes
Structure: This is a single module.
Delivery: Online with tutor support.
Duration:Â Part-time
Outcomes: 15 credit points at SCQF Level 11.
Teaching, learning and assessment
You will access the lecture content online through the internet and ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ's virtual learning environment, the Hub.
Pharmacology for Podiatrists: Entry requirements and application information
Entry requirements
You are required to be annotated on the HCPC register for the use of local anaesthetics and should be educated to ordinary degree level (BSc).
Fees
£850 for January 2025 entry
Application
Please contact Admissions for details on how to apply.
Start date
January each year. For confirmation of start date, please contact the staff member named below.
More information and ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ contacts
For further information, including application process, please contact Katie Reilly
