centers-programs

Mylan School of Pharmacy and
the Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Center for Pharmacy Care
	The Academic Research Center for Pharmacy Care, established in October 2002, is part of the Academic Partners Program, a pharmacist-coordinated provider of disease prevention and disease management services. more information
Center for Pharmaceutical Technology
	The Duquesne University Center for Pharmaceutical Technology (DCPT) focuses on the advancement of pharmaceutical manufacturing through the application of appropriate technologies for the improvement of safety, quality and efficiency throughout the pharmaceutical industry. more information
Center for Pharmaceutical Information
	The Pharmaceutical Information Center is a drug information service that provides responses to drug information requests generated by alumni, preceptors, students, faculty, other health care providers and the public. more information
Center for Pharmacy Practice
	The goal of the Center for Pharmacy Practice is to provide an environment for pharmacy students to integrate, reinforce, and enhance student learning. more information
The Center for Pharmacy Services
	The Center for Pharmacy Services, is a mission-based, state-of-the-art, comprehensive clinical pharmaceutical center designed to serve the University community, as well as the underinsured and uninsured in the Pittsburgh area. more information

Academic Partners Program
	The Academic Partners Program, an integrated team of clinicians with diverse backgrounds of expertise in every facet of pharmacy practice, is dedicated to the improvement of health outcomes through provision of education, the advancement of research, and a commitment to social responsibility. A passion for education insures continued improvement in patient care through enhanced experiential learning to train future pharmacists to continue the tradition of pharmacy practice excellence. more information
IV Seditation Certification for Dentists
	Upon successful completion, this course will prepare the practicing dentist and staff to safely administer IV moderate sedation in the dental office. The course meets or exceeds the "ADA Guidelines for Teaching of Pain Control and Sedation to Dentists and Dental Students". more information