New Medicines in Pregnancy
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What you'll learn:
Improved knowledge of maternal and fetal physiological changes and how drugs impact foetal development.
Ability to educate patients about key nutrient requirements pre-conception and antenatally.
Describe an approach to managing medication in pregnancy for pregnancy-associated, pre-existing or episodic conditions.
Able to perform a risk-versus-benefit assessment when medication counselling in pregnancy.
Who it's for:
Why it's needed:
For pharmacists and other healthcare professionals to assist in ensuring the safe use of medicines in pregnancy, a strong understanding of the risks-versus-benefits of medicines is required.
Pharmacists and healthcare professionals are also required to have a strong foundational knowledge of maternal and fetal physiological changes that occur during pregnancy. This knowledge can lead to reduced adverse patient outcomes as well as aid in beneficial outcomes for patients.
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