The Master in Pharmacy (Clinical Pharmacy) is a postgraduate program focused on advanced pharmaceutical care, clinical pharmacology, pharmacotherapy, hospital pharmacy, drug safety, and patient-centered healthcare. The program combines theoretical knowledge, clinical practice, research, and pharmaceutical care to develop professionals capable of supporting safe and effective medication use and improving patient outcomes
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B. Pharmacy or a comparable degree approved by the Nepali government and registered with the Nepal Pharmacy Council
To be eligible for the merit list, candidates must receive at least 50% (Pass Marks) on the Medical Education Commission's entrance exams.
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
Apply advanced knowledge of pharmacology, pharmacotherapy, and clinical pharmacy in patient care.
Evaluate medication use, drug interactions, adverse drug reactions, and therapeutic outcomes.
Provide appropriate pharmaceutical care and patient counseling.
Work effectively with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
Conduct clinical research and apply evidence-based approaches to medication management.
Develop skills for professional roles in hospitals, healthcare institutions, research, academia, and pharmaceutical services
Over the past few decades, the pharmaceutical industry has undergone significant global transformations in response to societal demands and problems. Giving patients safe, efficient, appropriate, and reasonably priced medications for better health care is known as clinical pharmacy practice. Today's pharmacy practice focuses on comprehending the individual needs of patients and acknowledging that healthcare providers have a moral and professional obligation to give patients appropriate care in exchange for their trust.
