Unit SOCIO-ECONOMICS TECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL LAW

Course
Chemistry and technology of drugs
Study-unit Code
65012609
Curriculum
In all curricula
Teacher
Luana Perioli
Teachers
  • Luana Perioli
Hours
  • 86 ore - Luana Perioli
CFU
9
Course Regulation
Coorte 2020
Offered
2023/24
Learning activities
Caratterizzante
Area
Discipline chimiche, farmaceutiche e tecnologiche
Academic discipline
CHIM/09
Type of study-unit
Obbligatorio (Required)
Type of learning activities
Attività formativa monodisciplinare
Language of instruction
Italian
Contents
Regulatory and law: international rules (UN, EU, WHO).
Pharmaceutical technology: drugs and pharmaceutical formulations (industrial and galenic medicines).
Laboratory: preparation of galenic formulations for internal and topical use.
Reference texts
Principi di Tecnologia Farmaceutica. P.Colombo et al, Casa editrice
Ambosiana. II edizione
Legislazione Farmaceutica. P.Minghetti. Casa editrice Ambrosiana. X
edizione.
Educational objectives
Knowledge of drug formulation features and performances. Knowledge of industrial drug manifacture and preparation of galenic drugs. Knowledge of medicinal regulatory and laws (italian, european).
Prerequisites
In order to be able to understand how to tackle the course and apply the
the majority of formulation technology, student must know the notion of
API, pharmaceutical classification, dosage form administration.
The student must possess complete knoledge of general chemistry,
inorganic and organic chemistry, physical chemistry.
Teaching methods
Oral lessons and laboratory experiences (single place)
Learning verification modality
The exam consists of two parts: written exam and oral exam.
Written exam is divided in two sections: 1) technical report on galenic
formulation (galenic formulations prepared during the laboratory
sessions); 2) solution of 5 test multiple choice tests and short
compositions, designed to evaluate the theoretical knoledge
(pharmaceutical technology and law).
Written exam has a duration of 60 minutes. The aim of oral exam is to
verify the theoretical knoledge of drug formulations and drug law about
dispensing, distribution (supply chain) pharmacy organization, national
sanitary service organization and pharmacist responsabilities.
Extended program
Pharmaceutical Technology.
Introduction. Definitions, role of pharmacist and pharmacy, territorial
pharmacy, pharmaceutical care. Classification of medicines. Homeopathy
and allopathy.
Socioeconomics, drug economics, Health Technology Assessment (HTA),
technology and industry.
Medicines and drugs: definitions and normative references. Excipients;
role and normative references.
Pharmaceutical forms and administration routes. Pharmacodynamics,
pharmacokinetics, LADME, biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical phase,
absorption, Fick's first law, absorption parameters, solubility, BCS,
bioavailability (absolute and relative) bioequivalence, bioequivalent
drugs, bioequivalence criteria and studies, ATC classification, ATC
classification,
Formulations: powder, granulates, capsule, tablets, liquid formulations,
herbal drugs and preparations, injectable formulations, ophthalmic
preparations.
Surfactants. Interfacial phenomena, surface tension, surfactants and their
activities, micelles, CMCs, aggregates, packing parameter. Classification
of surfactants.
Dispersed systems: emulsions. Dispersed systems, emulsions, types of
emulsions and their uses, recognition of the type of emulsion,
suspensions.
Semi-solid preparations for skin application. The skin as a route of
administration, FU definitions. Lipophilic and hydrophilic excipients.
Ointments and excipients suitable for their preparation. Hydrophobic
agents, occlusive effect, ointments that emulsify water, hydrophilic
ointments. Creams, emulgels, pastes, poultices, medicated plasters.
Suppositories. Definitions FU, rectal and vaginal preparations.
Law.
1. Introduction.
2. Medicines prepared in the pharmacy and good preparation rules (NBP)
3. Official price of medicines, price of medicines prepared in the
pharmacy. Preparation and legislation of medicines prepared in the
pharmacy. Pharmaceutical Service Regulations.
4. Legislative and management aspects of SOP drugs
5. Pharmacopoeias.
6. Product categories of health products:
7. Evolution of healthcare in Italy:
8. The management of narcotics and psychotropic drugs in pharmacies.
9. Public pharmaceutical service.
Galenic laboratory.
Powders for oral and topic use, suspensions and emulsions for oral use.
Semi-solid preparations for external use: ointments, pastes, O / W and W
/ O creams, gels, emulgels, Regulations for galenic laboratory production
Obiettivi Agenda 2030 per lo sviluppo sostenibile
3. Health and wellness
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