Dear Students,
Welcome to Dispensing 2 Lecture!
This course builds on the foundations of Dispensing 1 and challenges you to apply your knowledge through critical thinking, problem-solving, medication safety, and sound professional judgment.
Remember: Dispensing is not simply about providing medicines—it is about ensuring that medicines are used safely, appropriately, and effectively.
CLASS RULES & POLICIES
Come prepared. Review assigned materials before class.
Be present and punctual. Attendance and professionalism matter.
Participate actively. Ask questions, discuss, and explain your reasoning.
Understand, don’t just memorize. Learn to apply concepts to actual situations.
Accuracy is non-negotiable. Check, verify, and never guess.
Use reliable references. Support medication-related decisions with credible information.
Observe academic integrity. Your work must reflect your own knowledge and effort.
Meet deadlines. Submit all requirements on time.
Use gadgets responsibly. Devices should not interfere with learning.
Be respectful and professional. Practice the behavior expected of a future pharmacist.
REMEMBER
Think critically. Verify carefully. Act responsibly. Put patient safety first.
Do not study only to pass an examination. Learn so that when a real patient needs your knowledge, you are ready to make the right decision.
Welcome to Dispensing 2 Lecture!
This course builds on the foundations of Dispensing 1 and challenges you to apply your knowledge through critical thinking, problem-solving, medication safety, and sound professional judgment.
Remember: Dispensing is not simply about providing medicines—it is about ensuring that medicines are used safely, appropriately, and effectively.
CLASS RULES & POLICIES
Come prepared. Review assigned materials before class.
Be present and punctual. Attendance and professionalism matter.
Participate actively. Ask questions, discuss, and explain your reasoning.
Understand, don’t just memorize. Learn to apply concepts to actual situations.
Accuracy is non-negotiable. Check, verify, and never guess.
Use reliable references. Support medication-related decisions with credible information.
Observe academic integrity. Your work must reflect your own knowledge and effort.
Meet deadlines. Submit all requirements on time.
Use gadgets responsibly. Devices should not interfere with learning.
Be respectful and professional. Practice the behavior expected of a future pharmacist.
REMEMBER
Think critically. Verify carefully. Act responsibly. Put patient safety first.
Do not study only to pass an examination. Learn so that when a real patient needs your knowledge, you are ready to make the right decision.
- Teacher: MELLISA R. DELA CRUZ - MIRTO