Circulation Science and Therapeutics
Integrates pharmacologic knowledge and clinical decision-making to optimize patient management of cardiovascular diseases through evidence-based practices and drug monitoring.
Summary
Lectures are large, with a median of 129 enrolled students in the recorded sections.
What you’ll be able to do
Assess circulatory health conditions by evaluating diagnostic criteria, risk factors, etiology, and treatment goals.
Differentiate among the therapeutic drug classes used for cardiovascular conditions based on mechanisms of action, clinical use, adverse effects, contraindications, interactions, and dosage forms used for cardiovascular conditions.
Explain why a drug is selected for a cardiovascular condition or person based on its properties.
Design a person-centered care plan consisting of both drug and non-drug elements appropriate for an individual with cardiovascular conditions using evidence-based principles and guidelines.
Evaluate a person-centered care plan to optimize safety and efficacy, considering patient-specific factors, to improve therapeutic outcomes for cardiovascular conditions.
Source: UW Guide
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Integration of pharmacologic knowledge and clinical decision-making to optimize patient management of cardiovascular diseases. Emphasis on patient assessment and provision of evidence-based practices through application of pharmacotherapy principles, and drug monitoring to support person-centered care.
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Topics
- Cardiovascular disease management
- Pharmacotherapy principles and drug monitoring
- Evidence-based practices
- Person-centered care
Skills
- Assessing circulatory health conditions
- Differentiating cardiovascular therapeutic drug classes
- Selecting drugs for cardiovascular conditions
- Designing person-centered cardiovascular care plans
- Evaluating cardiovascular care plans for safety and efficacy
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