Clinical Psychopharmacology
Issued by
University of New Hampshire
Earners receive an overview of the principles and best practices for using psychopharmacology to treat mental disorders across the lifespan. Clinical uses, neuro-pharmacological mechanisms, risks, benefits, and outcomes of commonly used psychotropic drugs in the context of a comprehensive treatment plan are explored.
- Type Learning
- Level Advanced
- Time Months
Skills
- Advanced Pharmacology Principles
- Applied Neurobiology
- Clinical Decision-making
- Clinical Uses
- Evidence-based Mental Illness Treatments
- Managing Side Effects Of Psychiatric Medication
- Monitoring Therapeutic Response To Medications
- Neuropharmacological Mechanisms
- Pharmacotherapy
- Psychopharmacology
- Treatment Planning
Earning Criteria
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A grade of B- or higher is required in order to pass the course The grade is comprised of discussion board posts and peer responses, other writing assignments as indicated, and quizzes/examinations
Standards
This course offers 3 credit hours