D. Pharmacy
February 5, 2025 2025-03-12 7:22D. Pharmacy
D. Pharmacy
D. Pharmacy
Why D. Pharmacy at Om Group of College?
About
Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm) started from the session 2010-11 after receiving approval from the State Government and AICTE, Ministry of HRD, Government of India. It is affiliated with the Uttarakhand Board of Technical Education, Uttarakhand.
Om Institute of Technology strives to provide high-quality education in professional pharmaceutical sciences to produce skilled pharmacists who will be competitive in the global healthcare and pharmaceutical markets. It also aims to serve the community by conducting practical research to address challenges in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.
The Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm) is a program focused on practical and skills-oriented training. It is a technical qualification that covers the essentials of pharmaceutical education, emphasizing practical aspects compared to an undergraduate degree in pharmacy. The course aims to provide students with industry-specific pharmaceutical knowledge, scientific and clinical skills, drug formulation techniques, pharmaceutical chemistry, and a sound understanding of pharmacology and therapeutics. It also enhances communication skills in English for professional interactions in the healthcare sector and fosters the ability to apply problem-solving techniques in pharmacy practice. The duration of the course is 2 years followed by practical training.
Diploma holders find employment as pharmacy technicians, hospital pharmacists, community pharmacists, medical representatives, drug inspectors, quality control analysts, clinical research associates, regulatory affairs executives, manufacturing pharmacists, pharmaceutical sales executives, compounding technicians, laboratory technicians, and healthcare advisors in both the public and private sectors.
Fee Structure 2025
| Course Name | Seats Intake | 1st Year | 2nd Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| D.PHARM | 60 | ₹75,000 | ₹75,000 |
🔹 The above fee includes Tuition Fees, Admission Fees, Registration Fees, and other campus charges.
🔹 The University registration, University enrollment & University examination fee are to be paid by the student as per university regulations.
🔹 Uniform Fee: ₹8,000 per student
Affiliation & Approval
| Course Name | Affiliation | Approval | |
| D.Pharm | Uttrakhand Board of Technical Education, UK |
|
Curriculum Details
First Year:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I
- Basics of organic and inorganic chemistry
- Chemical properties and reactions of drugs
Pharmaceutics-I
- Introduction to drug formulation and delivery systems
- Dosage forms: solids, liquids, and semi-solids
Pharmacognosy-I
- Study of medicinal plants and their constituents
- Extraction methods and identification of plant-based drugs
Human Anatomy and Physiology-I
- Overview of human body systems: skeletal, muscular, nervous, etc.
- Functions of different organs and systems
Biochemistry-I
- Basic principles of biochemistry
- Study of biomolecules like proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids
Pharmaceutical Microbiology
- Introduction to microbiology in pharmaceutical sciences
- Study of microorganisms and their impact on drug formulations
Health Education and Community Pharmacy
- Basic healthcare principles and patient education
- Role of community pharmacy in public health
Second Year:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II
- Advanced study of medicinal chemistry
- Chemical analysis of drugs and their formulations
Pharmaceutics-II
- Advanced drug formulation techniques
- Sterile dosage forms, parenteral preparations, and controlled-release systems
Pharmacognosy-II
- Further exploration of medicinal plants and their active compounds
- Standardization and quality control of herbal medicines
Human Anatomy and Physiology-II
- Detailed study of body systems: cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, etc.
- Pathophysiology of common diseases
Pharmacology-I
- Introduction to the action of drugs on the body
- Drug classification and therapeutic effects
Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy
- Role of pharmacy in hospitals
- Managing prescriptions and counseling patients
Industrial Pharmacy
- Basics of pharmaceutical manufacturing
- Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and quality control
Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Analysis
- Techniques for drug testing and analysis
- Methods for identifying and quantifying drugs in formulations
Course Outcomes
- Understand pharmaceutical sciences: Knowledge of pharmacology, pharmaceutics, and pharmaceutical chemistry.
- Drug formulation and dispensing: Practical skills in compounding and dispensing medications.
- Regulatory and ethical practices: Awareness of drug laws and ethical standards in pharmacy.
- Human anatomy and physiology: Basic understanding of body systems and how drugs affect them.
Skills
- Technical skills: Drug formulation, prescription reading, and lab analysis.
- Scientific and analytical skills: Dosage calculations and drug interactions analysis.
- Regulatory and ethical skills: Knowledge of pharmacy law and compliance.
- Healthcare and patient care skills: Counseling patients on medication and managing prescriptions.
- Communication skills: Effective interaction with healthcare professionals and patients.
Lab
Basic and Advanced Nursing Procedures:
- Hands-on practice of fundamental and advanced nursing techniques.
- Development of skills in patient care, medication administration, and wound management.
- Exposure to adult health nursing practices for effective healthcare delivery.
Anatomy and Physiology:
- In-depth study and understanding of human anatomy and physiology.
- Practical demonstrations of body structures and functions.
- Use of anatomical models and virtual aids to enhance learning.
- Community Health Practices:
- Practice that promotes community health and public health services.
- Focus on preventive care, health education, and disease management.
- Balanced Diet and Disease Condition Diets:
- Practical training to prepare balanced diets and specialized meal plans for different disease conditions.
Child Care and Nursing:
- Practical training to understand and address the needs of children.
- Focus on pediatric care, including feeding, immunization, and health monitoring.
- Preparation for dealing with various child health issues and emergencies.
Pregnancy and Women's Health Care:
- Training to manage the needs of pregnant women, both normal and abnormal.
- Practice in prenatal, natal, and postnatal care.
- Hands-on experience in handling childbirth and managing complications.
Digital Literacy and Healthcare Technology:
- Training in the use of computers and healthcare management software.
- Exposure to electronic health records (EHR) systems and telemedicine technologies.
- Enhancing efficiency in data management and patient record-keeping.
Visual and Audio Learning Tools:
- Utilization of audiovisual aids such as videos, simulations, and interactive media to enhance learning.
- Support in understanding complex medical concepts through visual aids.
- Training to use AV tools for health education and patient awareness programs.
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