PTEC 128 Interpersonal Communications in Pharmacy II explores more advanced communication skills required for obtaining comprehensive personal health information, conducting medication histories, and engaging in health teaching. The pharmacy technician�s role in health promotion activities and public health initiatives are examined. Students discuss the competencies of intra and inter-professional collaborative practice in greater detail.
Prerequisites: PTEC 111 Communications I PTEC 103 Professional Practice I PTEC 123 Professional Practice II
Corequisite: PTEC 127 Community Pharmacy Theory
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standard statementCourse Details| Total number of weeks | 7 |
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| Total Hours | 90 |
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Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the learner will be able to:
- examine the components of an effective interview for obtaining personal and health information required for patient profile, medication records and patient care plans;
- identify communication strategies used to gather pertinent patient information for review by pharmacist and other health care professionals with emphasis on patient consent concepts
- recognize the determinants of health that act as facilitators and barriers to health and well- being;
- explore effective teaching strategies for individuals, families and communities;
- examine current health promotion and population health models and the associated role of pharmacy technicians;
- discuss the competencies of intra and inter-professional practice: role clarification, team functioning, communication, conflict resolution, leadership and client centered care; and
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Nursing Unit Clerk and Pharmacy Technician
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