Foundational Pharmacology - Ensuring Patient Safety in Medication Administration (IEN03)

Description

Foundational Pharmacology - Ensuring Patient Safety in Medication Administration is one of the eight courses in the IEN Program.   

This pharmacology course builds on the foundational knowledge of anatomy and physiology, pathology, and microbiology to teach students the safe and effective administration of medications to patients. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of drug classifications, mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics.  They will also learn about the various routes of drug administration including oral, topical, intravenous, and intramuscular, and how to choose the appropriate route for a particular patient and medication.  Additionally, the course will cover important topics such as drug interactions, adverse reactions, and contraindications.

Delivery Format

Asynchronous online, where you have the support of a course tutor to be successful. 

Completion Timeframe

• 90 days from the start of each course to complete.

Price

$299

Learner Requirements

• Access to a computer and a stable internet connection. 
• Are required to complete all self-study modules and assessments. 

Refund/Extension Policy

No refunds or withdrawals are permitted for Internationally Educated Nurse courses. 

PPIEN courses are not eligible for an extension. If you do not complete the course content within your registration timeframe, you will have to re-register and pay for the full tuition again. 

Courses are held starting on the first of each month.  Please contact the Department for further information - 780-539-2975.