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Dr. Saleh Abdelrasoul Ibrahim Abdelhamid

Head department of pharmaceutics

Associate Professor

الصيدلانيات

Faculty of Clinical Pharmacy

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Education

2008

Faculty of pharmacy Al Azhar University, Egypt

PhD, Pharmaceutics

2004

Faculty of pharmacy Al Azhar University, Egypt

Master Degree, Pharmaceutics

1999

Faculty of pharmacy Al Azhar University - Assiut Branch, Egypt

Bachelor Degree, Bachelor Degree of pharmaceutical science

Experiences

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics

  • Assiut, Egypt

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  • From : 01-03-2008

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  • To : 11-06-2013

Assistant prof

Associate Professor of pharmaceutics faculty of pharmacy Al Azhar university - Assiut

  • Assiut, Egypt

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  • From : 12-11-2013

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  • To : 24-11-2020

Associate Professor of pharmaceutics

Associate Professor of pharmaceutics- Faculty of clinical pharmacy - Al Baha University

  • Al Baha, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 23-07-2017

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  • To : Present

Associate professor

Professor of pharmaceutics faculty of pharmacy Al Azhar university - Assiut

  • Assiut, Egypt

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  • From : 25-11-2020

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  • To : Present

Professor of pharmaceutics

Research Interests

Nanoparticles and Nanotechnology - Noisomes Drug delivery - Controlled Drug delivery - Drug Targeting

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Teaching Courses

PHCU1500

Pharmaceutics-2

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 8
Communication Hours: 3

This course provides principles and techniques involved in the formulation, preparation, evaluation and bioavailability aspects of solid and semisolid dosage forms. Physical properties and flow characteristics of powders, preparation of bulk and divided powders, and methods of tablet and capsules manufacturing, as well as rectal drug absorption, formulation and evaluation of suppositories are presented 2. Course Main Objective By the end of this course the student will know: • Formulation of

PHCU1251

Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 6
Communication Hours: 3

This course introduces students to the principles of biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics. During this course, students learn how to calculate and interpret pharmacokinetic parameters from blood/ urine. It will also cover the elementary compartmental modeling design and how to adjust drug dosage regimens, as well as predict and explain the mechanism(s) involved in drug interactions.

PHCL1751

Clinical Pharmacokinetics

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 9
Communication Hours: 2

This course is designed to provide the students with exposure to the application of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic principles of a variety of drug classes to clinical situations. It provides them with review of clinical pharmacokinetic principles to develop an approach to therapeutic drug monitoring. It also deals with more specifically, most common drug classes where therapeutic drug monitoring is applied in clinical practice.

PHCU1750

Pharmaceutics-3

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 9
Communication Hours: 3

To provide the student the required knowledge of techniques involved in the formulation, preparation and evaluation of sterile dosage forms, parenteral admixture and incompatibility, ophthalmic preparations. Methods of sterilization and applications of aseptic techniques. Cosmetics, aerosols, sprays, and controlled drug delivery system are also discussed. In addition to, fundamentals of radio-pharmacy and radio- pharmaceuticals.

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