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Since established in 2007, Faculty of Pharmacy at Libyan International Medical University, adopted the Bachelor of Pharmacy program which has been replaced, in 2016, by the PharmD program, as a response to health sector needs in Libya. PharmD program adopts a fully integrated curriculum throughout the five years of study and strategy followed in learning is the Problem-Based Learning. The 5-years program curriculum - composed of 20 integrated core blocks - stresses on active learning, critical thinking, self-learning, problem-solving and clinical experience to prepare students for participating in a variety of professional settings. Clinical teaching within the program provides students with hands-on experience in hospitals, community pharmacy, government institution and other settings.
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The Steering Committee, which is working on the international accreditation criteria for the PharmD program at Faculty of Pharmacy, held its second meeting in 2019 on Saturday, 2019/03/23. Both Prof. Mustafa Al-Fakhry and Dr. Arif Al-Arebi participated in the meeting during which the Committee's work plan was adopted, as well as the distribution of tasks to its members was finalized. It is worth mentioning that the Faculty of Pharmacy obtained already the national accreditation for the PharmD program from the National Center for Quality Assurance and accreditation of educational institutions and training and it is currently seeking to adopt the international accreditation standards.
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Terms of References for Faculty of Pharmacy Committees.
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Program Catalogue
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Recruitment Brochure for PharmD Program
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Recruitment Brochure for Postgraduate Program (MSc pharmaceutical Sciences).
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nvestigating the potential anticancer activities of antibiotics as topoisomerase II inhibitors and DNA intercalators: in vitro, molecular docking, molecular dynamics, and SAR studies
(2023-02-02)Topoisomerase II (TOP-2) is a promising molecular target for cancer therapy. Numerous antibiotics could interact with biologically relevant macromolecules and provoke antitumor potential. Herein, molecular docking studies ... -
Impact of pharmaceutical care intervention on health-related quality of life in hemodialysis patients in Benghazi
(Faculty of Pharmacy, 2023-02-02)Hemodialysis patients suffer from poor health-related quality of life which results in a higher risk of hospitalization and mortality. This study investigates the importance of pharmaceutical care and role of pharmacist ... -
Psychostimulant Drugs Abuse among Libyan Medical Students
(Faculty of Pharmacy, 2023-02-02)The psychostimulant substances were used by medical students is a phenomenon partially well-known. The aim of present workwas to find the prevalenceof use and abuse of psychostimulant drugs among medical students.A ... -
Type 1 diabetes
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Role of pharmacist in obesity management
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Psychostimulant drug abuse and personality factors in medical students
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Phthalate and Organophosphate Plasticizers in Nail Polish
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Evaluation of medicines dispensing pattern of private pharmacies in Rajshahi, Bangladesh
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Efficacy and Safety of Metformin in Weight Loss in Bahraini Population
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A Novel Coronavirus from Patients With Pneumonia in China, 2019
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Bacterial contamination of cell phones of medical students at King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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Trends in Incidence of Cancers Associated with Overweight and Obesity United States 2005–2014
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The Risk of Drug-Drug Interactions with Paracetamol in a Population of Hospitalized Geriatric Patients.
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Patients’ Knowledge and Attitude toward the Disposal of Medications
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Impact of Drug Particle Shape on Permeability and Cellular Uptake in the Lung
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