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Dr. Bassant Barakat Mohamed

Co Supervisor of Clinical Pharmacy Department

Associate Professor

Clinical Pharmacy

Faculty of Clinical Pharmacy

Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology Experienced and professional with 22 years teaching experience, possessing positive and effective teaching style with the willingness to work above and beyond the call of duty. Contribute in teaching courses of “Pharmacology, Environmental Toxicology and Clinical Pharmacology” for Undergraduate students, at Pharmacology & Toxicology Dept. Faculty of Pharmacy Al-Azhar University. Contribute in teaching courses of “Drug Interactions & Drug Information, Community Pharmacy, Medical Terminology and Pharmacotherapy I, II, & III” for Undergraduate students, at Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Pharmacy Dept. Faculty of Pharmacy, Misr International University. Co-Supervision on Master and Ph. D thesis. Reviewing for Highly Impacted Journals

Education

2009

Faculty of Pharmacy-Al Azhar University, Egypt

PhD, Pharmaceutical Sciences

2004

Faculty of Pharmacy-Al Azhar University, Egypt

Master Degree, Pharmaceutical Sciences

1998

Faculty of Pharmacy-Al Azhar University, Egypt

Bachelor Degree, Pharmaceutical Sciences

Experiences

  • Cairo, Egypt

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  • From : 29-04-2009

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  • To : 11-03-2022

Faculty of Pharmacy, Al Azhar University, Misr International University, Al-Baha University

Research Interests

The use of nanotechnology in the field of medicine

Anti cancer research

Molecular Pharmacology

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Teaching Courses

PHCL-1756

Pharmacotherapeutics 4

Credit Hours: 5
Course term: 10
Communication Hours: 6

This is a course series in clinical pharmacology and advanced therapeutics which includes major disease problems and use of therapeutic interventions in (ophthalmic, otolaryngological, dermatologic disorders hematologic, infectious diseases and neoplastic diseases).

PHCL-1750

Pharmacotherapeutics 3

Credit Hours: 6
Course term: 9
Communication Hours: 7

This course is designed to provide students with basic introduction to the therapy of (male reproductive, blood and immune system, infectious diseases, rheumatology, pediatric, neonatal therapy and critical care).

PHCL-1504

Pharmacotherapeutics 2

Credit Hours: 5
Course term: 8
Communication Hours: 6

This course is designed to integrate the pathophysiologic abnormalities of disease states (renal, neurologic, psychiatric, gynecologic-obstetric, and endocrinology disorders) with concepts of drug action and therapy.

PHCL-1500

Pharmacotherapeutics 1

Credit Hours: 5
Course term: 7
Communication Hours: 6

This course integrates pharmacology, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, disease etiology, pathophysiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacotherapeutics, clinical reasoning and toxicology to obtain the maximum benefit from drugs. It focuses on the clinical applications of different drugs in treating disease states (cardiovascular, pulmonary, gastrointestinal diseases and gerontology).

PHCL-1251

Pharmacy Ethics and Laws

Credit Hours: 1
Course term: 6
Communication Hours: 1

This course introduces the students to the Saudi Arabian pharmacy law and the legal system in handling pharmaceuticals

PHCL-1763

Clerkship 2

Credit Hours: 11
Course term: 11
Communication Hours: 240

Field Experience Program that includes four Clinical rotations within Hospitals

PHCL-1764

Clerkship 3

Credit Hours: 11
Course term: 12
Communication Hours: 240

Field Experience Program that includes four Clinical rotations within Hospitals

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