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Public Health, Pharmacy
BPH: A Pharmacists Guide to Relieving Symptoms & Improving Function – Canadian Council On Continuing Education In Pharmacy (CCCEP)
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PROFESSION
# OF CREDITS
1
ACCREDITATION
EXPIRY DATE
2014-02-28
Learning objectives
- Describe the role of the pharmacist in identifying and counselling patients with BPH and associated symptoms
- Identify the 2010 Canadian Urological Association guidelines update for the management of BPH and associated symptoms
- Implement new advances in the understanding of BPH and its associated symptoms, and their management, since the 2010 update to the guidelines
- Distinguish and define the classes of treatment for management of signs and symptoms associated with BPH and describe their place in therapy
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Learning Objectives
- Describe the role of the pharmacist in identifying and counselling patients with BPH and associated symptoms
- Identify the 2010 Canadian Urological Association guidelines update for the management of BPH and associated symptoms
- Implement new advances in the understanding of BPH and its associated symptoms, and their management, since the 2010 update to the guidelines
- Distinguish and define the classes of treatment for management of signs and symptoms associated with BPH and describe their place in therapy
ACCREDITATION
Public Health, Pharmacy
Learning Category
General
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2014-02-28
Expiry Date
CAN-eng
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