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Basic Pharmacology Training Course
Course # T02
February 01 - February 02, 2010
Start - 8:00
Finish - 5:00
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Hotel Information:
Hyatt Arlington
Hyatt Arlington
1325 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22209
(703) 525-1234
Rate: $
239
Deadline for Group Rate:
2009-12-18
Hotel Policy
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Registration Rate:
$1,595.00 Register by 12/31/09
$1,795.00 Register after 12/31/09
Cancellation Date: 1/22/10 (Cancellation fee is determined by date cancelled.)
Course Completed
Registration Policy
Continuing Education Credit:
ACPE:
0708-0000-10-002-L01-P (1.4 CEU)
Initial Release Date:
1/15/10
CBRN:
CE-P11908 14 Contact Hours
CME:
14 Hours of Category 1 Credit
VNA:
07-04-01 14 Contact Hours
Continuing Education Policy
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Course Description:
This course will be held at:
The PERI Training Facility
1616 N Fort Myer Drive Suite 1430
Arlington, VA 22209
Day 1: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Day 2: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
In a blending of online and live learning, this course provides an intensive overview of pharmacology, knowledge of which is critical for both drug discovery and development. The principles of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics are presented, followed by an introduction to the pharmacology of the autonomic nervous system, cardiovascular system and central nervous system. Inflammation and anti-inflammatory drugs are next presented and the course concludes with a discussion of agents used in infectious disease and chemotherapy. The online component is PERI¿s Pharmacology Online Course. PERI strongly recommends that participants complete the online component before attending the live course as concepts covered in the online component will be built upon in the live portion. To review the online course Pharmacology Online, click here. Please note: You do not need to register for both the live AND online components. Upon registering for the Basic Pharmacology Training Course, you will automatically receive access instructions to the online course in your Confirmation Letter.
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Who Should Attend:
Individuals with little or no formal coursework in pharmacology and those who need to understand pharmacology as it relates to their work, specifically clinical research associates, regulatory affairs and marketing staff, medical writers, and project managers. This course also serves as a good refresher course for those who have had previous pharmacology coursework, but have been away from the discipline for some time. It is recommended (but not required) that attendees have some familiarity with biology or physiology.
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Educational Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:
• Describe the general principles of pharmacology
• Interpret results in pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics reports
• Discuss the effects of drugs on the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems
• Relate pharmacology as it applies to the organ system, central nervous system and cardiovascular system
• Explain mechanism of action of anti-inflammatory agents and of drugs used in infectious disease and chemotherapy
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Key Topics:
• Overview of Basic Pharmacology
• Pharmacodynamics
• Pharmacokinetics
• Autonomic System Pharmacology
• Cardiovascular System Pharmacology
• Central Nervous System Pharmacology
• Anti-Inflammatory Drugs and Chemotherapy
• Problem Solving Sessions
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Course Director(s):
Noel J Cusack, MSc, PhD, MRSC
Senior Vice President, Nonclinical Development
Talaris Advisors, LLC
For a complete list of faculty or an agenda, please contact the course manager.
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Contact Course Manager:
Course Manager
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PERI reserves the right to change agenda
items and instructors without notice to accommodate
situations beyond its control.
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