COURSE OVERVIEW:

• This course is designed to provide the participants with an understanding of infection prevention practices in dental clinics.

• The course will cover infection control principles, personal protective equipment, sterilization and disinfection techniques, and managing infectious diseases in the dental setting. 

• The course will also explore the role of dental professionals in preventing the spread of infectious diseases and protecting patients and staff from exposure.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

• Introduce participants to the concept of Pharmacoeconomics and its importance in healthcare.

• Enable participants to evaluate the relationship between drug costs and health outcomes and make informed decisions based on these analyses.

• Discuss how economic principles can be applied to healthcare policy formulation and improving access to effective treatments.

• Provide a comprehensive overview of the tools and methods used in economic evaluation of drugs and treatments.

TARGET AUDIENCE:

- Healthcare practitioners (physicians, pharmacists, healthcare decision-makers).

- Hospital administrators and managers involved in planning and decision-making for healthcare policies.

- Pharmacoeconomics and health assessment specialists interested in applying economic analyses in the healthcare sector.

-  Regulatory and legislative representatives responsible for drug pricing and policy decisions.

- Graduate and undergraduate students in pharmacy, public health, and healthcare management.

FEES:

FREE

FOR REGISTRATION (FREE)