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CPD Hours: 21
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This six-day (two part) module provides basic formulation principles, including preformulation studies, bioavailability considerations and the effect of excipients on physical and chemical stability. Each major product category is considered separately with respect to common formulations and processing techniques.The course includes exercises on typical situations for the trainee QP to practice decision-making. Sessions on other key areas that a QP must understand including process validation and scale-up, facility design, utilities and sterilisation processes are included. There are two versions of this course, a two day course (run in February/March) and a three day course (run in June/July). The three day course includes a practical day to gain hands-on experience in the preparation and evaluation of some formulations. If you do not need the practical day because you have enough hands-on formulation experience you may be better suited to our February course.
Classroom courses - please note, the advertised venue may need to be changed, if the required number of delegates is not met. In this situation, the course will be converted to an Online Virtual course and all delegates notified accordingly. The decision regarding the venue will be made at least 4 weeks before the course is due to run.
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By the end of the course you will be able to:
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We offer a number of discounts and specials offers on our training courses including Group booking, NHS and Seasonal discounts.
Elena Kabova
Elena is a Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Teaching and Research) at the University of Reading, specialising in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmaceutics. Elena graduated with a first class honours degree in Chemistry and then a PhD in Pharmacy.
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