Specialty Pharmacy Targeted Therapies
Issued by
University of Cincinnati
This micro-credential is awarded by the James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy. Learners explore core concepts in specialty pharmacy, including high-cost therapies for chronic and complex conditions. Topics include biosimilars, neurologic disorders, and inflammatory diseases. Learners gain knowledge of disease states, treatment guidelines, use of specialty medications, regulatory issues, and cost benefits of biosimilars, preparing them for practice in the evolving specialty pharmacy landscape.
- Type Learning
- Level Foundational
- Time Hours
- Cost Paid
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Complete a non-credit module focused on specialty pharmacy therapies for neurologic and inflammatory conditions. To earn the credential, learners demonstrate understanding of biosimilar classification, regulatory guidance, and cost benefits; identify disease characteristics and guideline recommendations; and describe key specialty medications, including mechanisms, adverse effects, and clinical considerations.
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Complete assessments to validate achievement of learning outcomes related to specialty pharmacy. The assessment confirms knowledge of biosimilars, disease characteristics, and specialty medications. Learners must complete all modules and post-tests with a score of 80% or higher to demonstrate competency in foundational concepts across neurology, inflammatory diseases, and biosimilar therapies.