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| Degree offered: |
Doctoral |
| Address |
Dept of Clinical Pharmacy, Floor 4, Pharmacy Building, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Tel: +662-218-8403
Fax: +662-218-8403
Web: www.pharm.chula.ac.th/ |
| Contact person for enquiries: |
- Assistant Professor Dr. Supakit Wongwiwatthananukit |
Short introduction
The graduate programs in pharmaceutical care were established to produce graduates in the areas of pharmaceutical care, clinical sciences, pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research, and laboratory based/translational research particularly in the areas of kinetics/dynamics, genomics experimental research, health education, and hospital pharmacy administration. Each faculty member is dedicated to the growth of the profession of pharmacy and the cultivation of the graduate students within their areas of practice and specialization. The programs provide training in delivery of health care to patients with emphasizing on research related to pharmaceutical issues and pharmacy practice. After completion of the programs, graduates will become an independent providers of patient care and be able to generate research related to his/her community needs. The goals of Ph.D programs in pharmaceutical care are to develop competent clinical pharmacists who are drug experts and possess the ability to generate, interpret, disseminate knowledge base in pharmacotherapy. This would include the ability to identify, design, implement, monitor, modify, and recommend approaches, systems, policies, and procedures in collaboration with other healthcare professionals to optimize holistic health care and ultimately improve the quality of care to the patients. |
Key research areas:
pharmaceutical care, clinical sciences, pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research, and laboratory based/translational research particularly in the areas of kinetics/dynamics, genomics experimental research, health education, and hospital pharmacy administration. |
Research collaborations
college of pharmacy, University of Illinois at Chicago; School of Pharmacy, University of California at San Francisco; School of Pharmacy, University of Southern California; School of Pharmacy, Purdue University; School of Pharmacy, University of Wisconsin |
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