Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacometrics

Self Paced Course

Overview:

The following lessons provide a structured overview of clinical pharmacology and pharmacometrics, and is part of a set of training activities offered by Pharmacometrics Africa to support the development of pharmacometric competency and expertise in Africa and low and middle income countries.

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Pharmacometrics is the science of developing and applying mathematical and statistical models to characterize, understand and predict a drug's pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and biomarker-outcome behavior. By using pharmacometrics, researchers can model the characteristics of new drugs to simulate and predict their behavior when administered, which can then enable more efficient development of new drugs and to improve use of existing drugs.

 

The Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacometrics course comprises ten lessons which cover key aspects of clinical pharmacology and mathematical modelling that underpin the principles of pharmacometrics. This is a companion course to a directed learning program.

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Course Structure:

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Lesson 1: Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacometrics
Lesson 2: Absorption & Distribution
Lesson 3: Elimination
Lesson 4: Pharmacokinetics after single dose administration
Lesson 5: Pharmacokinetics at steady state
Lesson 6: Pharmacology
Lesson 7: Mathematical Implementation of Pharmacokinetic Models
Lesson 8: Mathematical implementation of Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic Models
Lesson 9: Fundamentals of Biostatistics
Lesson 10: Data Analysis & Regression

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Please note:

This course is available free-of-charge. Our only request is that you register before you start so that we can track usage and make improvements. 

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Changelog:

[5 May 2020] - Beta is live!

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