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Clinical pharmacology foundations for therapeutic decisions

Study five foundation courses using short lessons, Smart Drills, recall checks and final assessments. Practice pharmacological reasoning for board-exam preparation and therapeutic decision-making. Free during launch.

Curriculum overview

Module 1 — General Principles of Pharmacology

The 1st module of the Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics curriculum: five courses, listed in the recommended order. Together they cover how the body handles drugs, how drugs act, why people respond differently, and how medication-related harm is recognized and reported.

Module 1 is available now. Modules 2–10 are planned and will be released progressively, applying these principles to more specialized therapeutic topics. The order is a recommendation, not a requirement — experienced learners can go straight to the courses they want to review.

Why Module 1 comes first →

  1. 1
    Introduction to Clinical PharmacologyConnects drugs, patient factors, evidence, benefit and safety.
  2. 2
    PharmacokineticsConnects dose with drug exposure over time.
  3. 3
    PharmacodynamicsConnects exposure and drug–target interactions with effects and response.
  4. 4
    Pharmacogenomics & Therapeutic Drug MonitoringExamines interindividual variability and the interpretation of genetic results and measured drug concentrations.
  5. 5
    Medication Safety, Adverse Reactions & PharmacovigilanceRecognizes, assesses, monitors and reports medication-related harm.

Not sure where to begin? Start with Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology to establish the clinical reasoning framework used throughout Module 1. Your first clinical drill is in Lesson 4.

Study all five foundation courses free during launch

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