Stream Overview
Interim Stream Review · Prototype

Stream Overview

What does learning in this stream look like across the program and within each year?

This workspace moves from a high-level orientation to an interactive curriculum portrait and then to searchable source records, helping reviewers understand the stream across the program, examine year-specific evidence, and verify the records behind the summary.

Evidence at a Glance

What curriculum evidence am I reviewing?

Courses & outcomes

Course descriptions and learning outcomes.

Teaching & topics

Sessions, topics, types, duration, and instructional characteristics.

Assessment

Assessment structure and available descriptions.

High-Level Overview of Learning

What does learning look like in this stream?

Overall focus

The Practice Skills stream documents pharmaceutical calculations, clinical communication, prescription processing, the pharmacist patient‑care process, simulation/OSCE performance, point‑of‑care testing and professionalism across Years 1–3. Course outcomes include knowledge, skills and attitudes for community and clinical practice, with specific entries for injection technique and immunization consent in later courses.

Development across years

Documented progression moves from Year 1 calculation‑ and dispensing‑oriented outcomes to Year 2 applied patient‑care skills, BPMH/medication reconciliation and diagnostic reasoning, and Year 3 advanced integrative assessment, care‑planning, injection training and high‑stakes OSCEs. The packet consistently shows paired lab/seminar delivery and increasing performance‑based assessment in later years.

How to read this curriculum portrait

Top-line metrics summarize the selected academic cycle. Within each curriculum portrait figure, Years 1, 2 and 3 are shown separately so reviewers can compare the same program year across available academic cycles. No Overall distribution is shown.

What students learn

The Practice Skills stream documents applied, workplace‑oriented competencies across seven courses spanning Years 1–3: pharmaceutical calculations and measurement, patient assessment and pharmacotherapy work‑ups, best‑possible medication histories and reconciliation, care‑plan development and implementation, injection technique and immunization consent, diagnostic and point‑of‑care testing, clinical documentation, evidence‑based drug information use, interprofessional communication and professionalism.
54Documented learning outcomes
156Documented topics
7AFPC roles represented
42CCAPP categories represented
Learning-outcome and curriculum-framework profiles

Learning outcomes

KSAs are strongly skills‑oriented with many procedural, assessment and communication tasks; knowledge items support calculation and standards, and attitudes focus on professional behaviour and reflective practice.

Share of classified learning outcomes
  • Knowledge
  • Skills
  • Attitudes
Year 1
2025-2026n = 24
2024-2025n = 29
2023-2024n = 29
Year 2
2025-2026n = 16
2024-2025n = 15
2023-2024n = 13
Year 3
2025-2026n = 14
2024-2025n = 11
2023-2024n = 11

AFPC professional roles

AFPC mappings predominantly map to Care Provider and Communicator roles, documenting curriculum emphasis on direct patient care activities, communication and professional responsibilities across practice settings.

Share of governed AFPC role mappings
  • Care Provider
  • Communicator
  • Professional
  • Collaborator
  • Scholar
  • Other
Year 1
2025-2026n = 102
2024-2025n = 90
2023-2024n = 92
Year 2
2025-2026n = 63
2024-2025n = 82
2023-2024n = 89
Year 3
2025-2026n = 55
2024-2025n = 97
2023-2024n = 98

CCAPP curriculum topics

CCAPP mappings concentrate in practice‑skills categories: patient and professional communications, patient assessment/pharmacotherapy work‑up, pharmacist patient‑care process, dispensing, practical compounding and injection administration — documenting hands‑on clinical and medication‑management training.

Share of governed CCAPP topic-category mappings
  • patient and professional communications
  • patient assessment/pharmacotherapy work-up
  • pharmacist patient care process
  • dispensing and prescription processing
  • practical compounding
  • Other
Year 1
2025-2026n = 102
2024-2025n = 90
2023-2024n = 92
Year 2
2025-2026n = 63
2024-2025n = 82
2023-2024n = 89
Year 3
2025-2026n = 55
2024-2025n = 97
2023-2024n = 98
View all mapped CCAPP topic categories

Percentages are the governed CCAPP topic-category mapping proportions for the selected program-year perspective in each academic cycle. The denominator used for each cycle is shown in its column header.

Topic category2025-2026
n = 98
2024-2025
n = 135
2023-2024
n = 138
patient and professional communications67%65%55%
patient assessment/pharmacotherapy work-up59%56%45%
pharmacist patient care process32%25%37%
dispensing and prescription processing26%21%19%
practical compounding25%12%10%
collaborative care and shared decision-making16%16%14%
documentation of care14%14%10%
administration of drugs by injection13%10%10%
professional learning and development13%14%20%
drug information provision11%11%12%
care plan development11%10%10%
monitoring & follow-up10%12%19%
pharmacy law and regulatory issues9%13%10%
best possible medication history and medication reconciliation7%6%4%
diagnostic and point-of-care testing6%8%7%
endocrinology6%3%
prescriptive decision making (i.e. prescribing, deprescribing, adapting a prescription)5%14%11%
sexual and reproductive health5%4%4%
toxicology5%
ethical and professional standards of practice4%5%7%
patient safety4%6%4%
cardiology4%6%3%
care plan implementation4%3%3%
physical assessment3%3%7%
professional identity formation3%3%6%
evidence-based decision making3%6%6%
digital health3%3%4%
patient self-care and management of minor ailments3%4%3%
substance use disorders, dependency, and addiction2%4%4%
health equity and social determinants of health2%3%3%
psychiatric and mental health2%3%3%
healthcare systems and health economics2%
Indigenous history (residential schools, colonialism), anti-Indigenous racism, right to self-determination, values, teachings, practices, and healthcare needs2%
virtual care provision2%
cultural diversity2%3%3%
quality improvement2%3%3%
conditions affecting head, eyes, ears, nose, throat (EENT)2%3%3%
nutrition2%3%3%
nephrology2%3%
healthcare education2%2%
pharmacoeconomics1%4%4%
medicinal chemistry1%1%1%
infectious disease3%6%
professional wellbeing3%
dermatology3%
cultural safety, humility, and responsiveness3%3%
public health3%3%
neurology3%3%
oncology3%3%
critical appraisal of medical literature1%3%
collection of patient data1%1%
immunology1%
Relationships with other streams

These summaries identify documented areas of shared or adjacent curriculum with the other program streams.

BASE

Professional, regulatory and health-system context

Overall (Years 1–3) Practice Skills shares documented content with BASE in communication and counselling, patient assessment/pharmacotherapy work‑up, evidence appraisal/application, regulatory/jurisprudence content, and leadership/advocacy topics. This overlap is supported by the course‑level outcomes, session topics, assessment structures and framework mappings included in the 2025–2026 evidence.

Pharmaceutical Sciences

Scientific foundations for pharmacy practice

Practice Skills shares documented learning with Pharmaceutical Sciences across Years 1–3 in applied patient‑care activities (patient assessment/pharmacotherapy work‑up, compounding, point‑of‑care testing, monitoring and prescriptive decision‑making) that align to Pharmaceutical Sciences instruction in pharmacology, pharmaceutics and toxicology. The documented course outcomes, session lists and mapping compositions supplied for the cycle show these areas of intersection.

Therapeutics

Therapeutic decision-making and clinical application

Across the 2025–26 cycle, Practice Skills documents applied, assessment‑oriented competencies that share curricular territory with Therapeutics, including patient assessment and pharmacotherapy work‑up, documentation and care‑plan development, monitoring and follow‑up, communication, and administration of injections. Course portraits, session topics and assessment types indicate these practice‑skill activities recur across Years 1–3 alongside Therapeutics’ condition‑focused instruction and case work.

These relationships reflect documented curriculum portraits and governed cross-stream evidence. They identify shared or adjacent curriculum territory but do not by themselves demonstrate intentional coordination, integration, sequencing quality or curriculum quality.

How learning is delivered
Delivery mixes in‑person labs and seminars with pre‑recorded lectures, asynchronous preparation and on‑campus assessments. Students alternate content lectures (including some recorded modules) with hands‑on lab practice, simulation or workshops, and culminate many courses with OSCE‑style final exams. Distinctive activities include asynchronous prescription‑processing practice, in‑person communication workshops, supervised OSCE/clinical exams, and repeated lab practice for point‑of‑care testing and injection skills.
Documented delivery mix
32Lecture
61Seminar
53Lab
20Other
Share of documented sessions · session duration data are incomplete across the displayed cycles, so counts are used for longitudinal comparison
  • Lecture
  • Seminar
  • Lab
  • Other
Year 1
2025-2026n = 69
2024-2025n = 58
2023-2024n = 60
Year 2
2025-2026n = 52
2024-2025n = 52
2023-2024n = 52
Year 3
2025-2026n = 45
2024-2025n = 52
2023-2024n = 52
How learning is assessed
Students are expected to show applied clinical competence, simulation‑based performance, accurate documentation and consistent professionalism. Assessment blends interactive OSCE stations (interactive and non‑interactive), frequent applied lab assignments and quizzes, staged group care‑planning tasks, and short reflective pieces. Professionalism is explicitly scored with small percentage deductions for infractions and may require accountability documentation. The structure often includes cumulative practical finals and specified re‑attempt or mastery expectations for key summative elements.
Assessment pattern
14Assignment/written work
6Final exam
6Participation/professionalism
4Quiz
2Midterm exam
Share of documented assessments · assessment weights are not sufficiently complete and standardized across the displayed cycles, so counts are used for longitudinal comparison
  • Assignment/written work
  • Final exam
  • Participation/professionalism
  • Quiz
  • Midterm exam
  • Other
Year 1
2025-2026n = 16
2024-2025n = 16
2023-2024n = 14
Year 2
2025-2026n = 9
2024-2025n = 16
2023-2024n = 9
Year 3
2025-2026n = 9
2024-2025n = 8
2023-2024n = 8

Explore the Curriculum

What curriculum records sit behind this overview?

Use these searchable records to verify the course, session and assessment evidence behind the curriculum portrait. The browser supports inspection and verification rather than additional curriculum analysis.

Course Information
PHARM 215 — PHARM 215 - Pharmaceutical CalculationsY1Fall1140Assignment/written work (4); Final exam (1); Quiz (2)This course focuses on the fundamental principles of calculaJons performed by pharmacists in various pracJcal seLngs.
PHARM 220 — Patient Care Skills 1Y1Fall01111Final exam (1); Participation/professionalism (1); Quiz (1)3 (fi 6) (first term, 0-1s-3) Introduces students to the patient care process and how to apply it, with an emphasis on creating the patient database in a community pharmacy setting. Students will develop fundamental skills required of a pharmacist, including communication skills, interprofessional collaboration, medical terminology, pharmaceutical calculations, and drug information. (Restricted to Pharmacy students.)
PHARM 223 — Skills 2Y1Winter0911Assignment/written work (2); Final exam (1); Midterm exam (1); Participation/professionalism (1); Quiz (1)3 (fi 6) (second term, 0-1s-3) Students will apply knowledge and further develop skills using the patient care process, focusing on creating the patient database and introducing patient assessment and pharmacotherapy work-up in a community pharmacy setting in order to prepare the student for practice experiences. (Restricted to Pharmacy students.) This course will build on skills learned in Patient Care Skills 1 and will integrate therapeutic and pharmaceutical topics covered in Year 1 second semester. Students will apply knowledge and develop skills needed by a pharmacist to provide patient care, using a systematic process to define and achieve the goals of optimizing safe, effective pharmacotherapy. Students will continue to develop abilities in professionalism, communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and self-directed learning. Students will identify, resolve and prevent drug-related problems, and provide a variety of patient education. Students will further develop drug information, evidence-based medicine and pharmaceutical calculation skills. Sessions are designed to facilitate collaborative learning that will be transferable to diverse practice settings, with a focus on the community setting to prepare the student for their experiential learning at the end of Year 1.
PHARM 320 — Patient Care Skills 3Y2Fall1915Assignment/written work (2); Final exam (1); Participation/professionalism (1)Students will continue to apply knowledge and develop skills required by a pharmacist to provide patient care, using a systematic process to define and achieve the goals of optimizing safe, effective pharmacotherapy. Students will also continue to develop abilities in professionalism, communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork and self-directed learning. Sessions are designed to facilitate collaborative learning that will be transferable to diverse practice settings, with an introduction to inpatient settings in order to prepare the student for practice experiences. (Restricted to Pharmacy students).
PHARM 323 — PHARM 323 - Patient Care Skills 4Y2Winter01212Assignment/written work (2); Final exam (1); Midterm exam (1); Participation/professionalism (1)Students will apply knowledge and develop skills required by a pharmacist to provide patient care, using a systematic process to define and achieve the goals of optimizing safe and effective pharmacotherapy. Students will continue to develop abilities in professionalism, communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork and self-directed learning. Students will identify, resolve and prevent drug related problems increasing in complexity, and will further develop their patient education, and drug information skills. Sessions are designed to facilitate collaborative learning that will be transferable to diverse practice settings, with more emphasis on the hospital setting. (Restricted to Pharmacy students.)
PHARM 420 — Patient Care Skills 5Y3Fall0122Assignment/written work (2); OSCE (1); Participation/professionalism (1)★ 3 (fi 6) (first term, 0-1s-3) Focus will be on advanced practice concepts including prescribing and the application of the patient care process to more complex patient scenarios and chronic diseases. Further development of skills in patient assessment, communication, medication therapy management, and evidence-based practice will be undertaken within the context of various practice environments. Peer mentoring and lifelong learning will also be examined. (Restricted to Pharmacy students.)
PHARM 423 — Patient Care Skills 6Y3Winter21212Assignment/written work (2); Final exam (1); OSCE (1); Participation/professionalism (1)The focus is on advanced practice concepts, including patient assessment, communication, medication therapy management, evidence-based practice, and critical thinking and decision-making skills to address complex drug therapy problems. (Restricted to Pharmacy students.)
Session Information
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-09-04QuizPart 1: Introduction to Math (Topics, instructors, quizzes, assignments, grading, references, academic integrity); Part 2: Units, Unit Conversion (weight, length, temperature)Part 1: Introduction to Math (Topics, instructors, quizzes, assignments, grading, references, academic integrity); Part 2: Units, Unit Conversion (weight, length, temperature)F. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-09-11LecturePharmaceutical Measurements, Balance, Accuracy and Precision; Error/Sensitivity, Significant Figures, RoundingPharmaceutical Measurements, Balance, Accuracy and Precision; Error/Sensitivity, Significant Figures, RoundingF. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-09-18LectureDosage Calculations (by age, weight, BSA, special population)Dosage Calculations (by age, weight, BSA, special population)F. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-09-18Seminar/case sessionReview Lecture 1 & 2Review Lecture 1 & 2
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-09-25LectureAmount of Active Ingredients, Density, Specific GravityAmount of Active Ingredients, Density, Specific GravityF. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-10-02LectureConcentrations, Dilutions, Aliquot Method, Percentage- 1Concentrations, Dilutions, Aliquot Method, Percentage- 1F. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-10-09LectureConcentrations, Dilutions, Aliquot Method, Percentage -2Concentrations, Dilutions, Aliquot Method, Percentage -2F. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-10-16Seminar/case sessionReview Assignments 1; Quiz-1Review Assignments 1; Quiz-1
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-10-16LecturepH, Buffer Solution, Buffer CapacitypH, Buffer Solution, Buffer CapacityF. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-10-23LectureAlligation Method, Reducing/Enlarging FormulaAlligation Method, Reducing/Enlarging FormulaF. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-10-30LectureMilliequivalents/Millimoles, Electrolyte SolutionMilliequivalents/Millimoles, Electrolyte SolutionG. Johnson
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-11-06LecturePowder Volume Displacement in Liquids; Intravenous Flow/ Infusion RatesPowder Volume Displacement in Liquids; Intravenous Flow/ Infusion RatesG. Johnson
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-11-06Seminar/case sessionReview Assignments 2, 3Review Assignments 2, 3
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-11-20LectureOsmolarity and Tonicity of SolutionsOsmolarity and Tonicity of SolutionsF. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-11-27LectureApplication of Pharmaceutical Calculations in Analytical TechniquesApplication of Pharmaceutical Calculations in Analytical TechniquesF. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-12-04Other exam/testCalculation Examples; Course ReviewCalculation Examples; Course ReviewF. Sanaee
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-12-04Seminar/case sessionReview Assignments 4; Quiz-2Review Assignments 4; Quiz-2
PHARM 215Y1Fall2025-12-08Other exam/testExamExam (final comprehensive assessment)F. Sanaee; G. Johnson
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-04WorkshopCommunication WorkshopCommunicating with Confidence
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-04Seminar/case sessionSeminar 1Course introduction, professionalism, patient care process
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-11LaboratoryLab 1Lab orientation, team integration, community pharmacy orientation, prescription basics
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-11Seminar/case sessionSeminar 2Debrief lab 1, patient care process, peer feedback
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-18LaboratoryLab 2Patient care process (gathering information), peer feedback, patient experience, prescription filling
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-18Seminar/case sessionSeminar 3Debrief lab 2, introduction to information management system
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-25LaboratoryLab 3Patient interview, training on information management system, patient care process (initial patient assessment), prescription filling
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-09-25Seminar/case sessionSeminar 4Debrief lab 3, reflective practice
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-02LaboratoryLab 4Patient care process (gathering and documenting information), prescription processing, reflection
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-02Seminar/case sessionSeminar 5Debrief lab 4, receipt of a verbal prescription, NOD/SBAR
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-09LaboratoryLab 5Patient care process (gathering and documenting information, assessing indication and safety), technical prescription checking, verbal orders, reflection
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-09Seminar/case sessionSeminar 6Debrief lab 5, patient care process (refill medication)
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-16LaboratoryLab 6Patient care process (refill medication), legal assessment of a prescription, verbal orders
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-23Other/unspecifiedAsynchronous ActivitiesPrescription processing, technical prescription checking
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-23Seminar/case sessionSeminar 7Debrief lab 6
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-30LaboratoryLab 8Drug information inquiry (receipt of request), written responses to answer drug information inquiries, Netcare introduction
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-30Seminar/case sessionSeminar 8Drug information resources when assessing a prescription, patient care process (refill medication)
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-10-30Seminar/case sessionSeminar 9Debrief lab 8, best possible medication history, drug therapy problems
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-11-06LaboratoryLab 9Best possible medication history, refills/ongoing therapy, identifying drug therapy problems
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-11-10No classFALL BREAK - NO CLASSESFall break period (no classes)
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-11-20LaboratoryLab 10Documentation notes, assessing adherence, identifying drug therapy problems, refills/ongoing therapy
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-11-20Seminar/case sessionSeminar 11Debrief lab 10, prescription transfer
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-11-27LaboratoryLab 11Apply prescription pricing, identifying and prioritizing drug therapy problems, prescription transfers
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-11-27Final examSeminar 12Debrief lab 11, conflict management, final exam overview
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-12-04LaboratoryLab 12Patient care process with an emotional (angry) patient, “day in the life of a community pharmacist” simulation
PHARM 220Y1Fall2025-12-11Final examFinal ExamFinal OSCE exam
PHARM 220Y1FallSeminar/case sessionSeminar 10Debrief lab 9, documentation notes, assessing adherence
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-09LaboratoryLab 1Insurance navigation, Technical checkingD. Moutlon/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-09Seminar/case sessionSeminar 1Course introduction/expectations, Assessing drug theapy (IESA), Identifying, classifing and stating DRPsD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-16LaboratoryLab 2Patient education (eye and ear preparations), DRP identification, classification and statements, LF-Led InteractionD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-16Seminar/case sessionSeminar 2Communicating problems to patients, Patient education, Clinical assessmentD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-23LaboratoryLab 3Documentation, Patient education (rectal preparations), Patient care processD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-23Seminar/case sessionSeminar 3Minor ailment assessment, Documentation (DAp), Patient educationD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-30LaboratoryLab 4Documentation, Patient education (lice and warts preparations), DRP identification, classification and statements, LF-led interactionD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-01-30Seminar/case sessionSeminar 4Documentation (daP), Minor Ailments InteractionD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-02-06LaboratoryLab 5Patient education (epi-pen and related devices), Apply principles of medicinal chemistry to allergy assessment, LF-led interactionD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-02-06Seminar/case sessionSeminar 5Clinical CheckingD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-02-13LaboratoryLab 6Receiving a compound prescription, Patient education (dandruff, acne), Clinical checking, LF-led interactionD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-02-13Seminar/case sessionSeminar 6Documentation, Complete minor ailments assessment (assessment, recommendation and patient education)D. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-02-27Midterm examLab 7MidtermD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-02-27Midterm examSeminar 7MidtermD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-06LaboratoryLab 8Patient care process (minor ailment; database, assessment, plan) [Focus: Dermatology], Patient education (vaginal and nasal preparations), Peer-led interactionD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-06Midterm examSeminar 8Midterm debriefD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-13LaboratoryLab 9Patient care process (minor ailment; database, assessment, plan) [Focus: Cough & Cold/Seasonal Allergies], Counseling on compounded product from pharmaceutics lab, Patient education (inhalers, peak flow meter, spacers), Peer teaching plan, EBM ApplicationD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-13Seminar/case sessionSeminar 9Minor Ailments Assessment, Application of EBMD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-20LaboratoryLab 10Interprofessional collaboration and education, Physical assessment (pulmonary), Learning plan activityD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-20Seminar/case sessionSeminar 10Learning plan education, Physiotherapy peer activitiesD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-27LaboratoryLab 11Scope of practice (adapt, extend, emergency prescribe, refer), LF-led interactionD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-03-27Seminar/case sessionSeminar 11Scope of practice (extend, adapt, emergency prescribe)D. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-04-03LaboratoryLab 12Patient education (NRT), 1st/3rd year interactionsD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 223Y1Winter2025-04-03Final examSeminar 12Final exam preparationD. Moulton/E. Leoni
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-02LectureClinical Checking, DRP StatementsClinical Checking, DRP StatementsSalokangas
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-02LectureCourse Introduction, Clinical Checking, DRP StatementsCourse Introduction, Clinical Checking, DRP StatementsSalokangas
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-09LecturePrioritizing DRPsPrioritizing DRPsSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-09LectureTeam Charter, Outpatient Complex CaseTeam Charter, Outpatient Complex CaseSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-16LectureExtension of the patient care process/documenting care plans (Assessment/Plan), aEHRExtension of the patient care process/documenting care plans (Assessment/Plan), aEHRSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-16LectureOutpatient Complex Case pt. II, Outpatient InteractionOutpatient Complex Case pt. II, Outpatient InteractionSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-23LectureBPMH, Medication ReconciliationBPMH, Medication ReconciliationTate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-23LectureInpatient Pharmacy Practice, Therapeutic Interchange, BPMH InteractionInpatient Pharmacy Practice, Therapeutic Interchange, BPMH InteractionTate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-09-30LaboratoryNo class or labNo class or lab
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-07LectureDrug InformationDrug InformationSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-07LaboratoryOrdering Labwork, Drug Information, BPMH InteractionOrdering Labwork, Drug Information, BPMH InteractionSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-14LectureInpatient Complex Case, Inpatient Discharge, Outpatient InteractionInpatient Complex Case, Inpatient Discharge, Outpatient InteractionSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-14LectureInpatient Discharge, SBAR, Care Plan AssignmentInpatient Discharge, SBAR, Care Plan AssignmentSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-21LectureInpatient Discharge Interaction, Parenteral Products, Managing Electrolyte AbnormalitiesInpatient Discharge Interaction, Parenteral Products, Managing Electrolyte AbnormalitiesSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-21LectureParenteral Manual, Discharge PrescriptionsParenteral Manual, Discharge PrescriptionsSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-28Seminar/case sessionNo seminarNo seminarSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-10-28LaboratoryOpen labOpen labSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-11-04LectureContinence Products, Outpatient InteractionContinence Products, Outpatient InteractionSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-11-04LectureDRP Reset, Condition-Specific AssessmentsDRP Reset, Condition-Specific AssessmentsSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-11-11LaboratoryNo class or labNo class or lab
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-11-18LectureMedical Devices in Diabetes CareMedical Devices in Diabetes Care
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-11-18LectureMedical Devices in Diabetes CareMedical Devices in Diabetes CareSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-11-25LectureClinical Assessment, Outpatient Interaction, Diabetes Device CounsellingClinical Assessment, Outpatient Interaction, Diabetes Device CounsellingSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-11-25LecturePhysical Assessment, Outpatient InteractionPhysical Assessment, Outpatient InteractionSalokangas
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-12-02LaboratoryClinical Assessment, Outpatient Interaction, Open labClinical Assessment, Outpatient Interaction, Open labSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 320Y2Fall2025-12-02Final examSPoT Survey, Final Exam PreparationSPoT Survey, Final Exam PreparationSalokangas; Tate
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-07LaboratoryLab 1Medication-taking tools & technology for people with disabilities
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-07Seminar/case sessionSeminar 1Introduction, Using interpreters in patient care, Medication-taking tools & technology for people with disabilities
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-14LaboratoryLab 2Lab 2
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-14Seminar/case sessionSeminar 2Documentation, BP log assessment, GI Cases
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-21LaboratoryLab 3Lab 3
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-21Seminar/case sessionSeminar 3Ethics, Point-of-care testing
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-28LaboratoryLab 4Lab 4
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-01-28Seminar/case sessionSeminar 4Scope of Practice, ID Cases, How to present a patient
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-02-04LaboratoryLab 5Lab 5
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-02-04Seminar/case sessionSeminar 5Integrated Case 1, Heart failure cases
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-02-11LaboratoryLab 6Lab 6
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-02-11Seminar/case sessionSeminar 6Monitoring and Follow-up, Cardiology Cases,
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-02-25Midterm examLab 7MIDTERM Interactive Station
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-02-25Midterm examSeminar 7MIDTERM Written station
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-04LaboratoryLab 8administration
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-04Seminar/case sessionSeminar 8Shared-decision making, Dysphagia and medication
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-11LaboratoryLab 9presentations
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-11Seminar/case sessionSeminar 9A day-in-the-life of a hospital pharmacist, Case
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-18LaboratoryLab 10Lab 10
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-18Seminar/case sessionSeminar 10Integrated Case, Vitamin Cases
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-25LaboratoryLab 11Lab 11
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-03-25Seminar/case sessionSeminar 11Hospital Discharge, Ophthalmology Cases
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-04-01LaboratoryLab 12Counselling
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-04-01Seminar/case sessionSeminar 12Death and Dying, Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, Discharge
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-04-08LaboratoryLab 13Counselling
PHARM 323Y2Winter2025-04-08Seminar/case sessionSeminar 13Dermatology cases, Root cause analysis, Discharge
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-09-04Seminar/case sessionIntroductory Seminar; Seminar 1 (Introductory Lab)Course Introduction and Expectations; Primary Care Skills Training - Introductory Module; Introductory Lab
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-09-11Seminar/case sessionSeminar / Lab 1Interprofessional communication; Lab 1
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-09-18Seminar/case sessionSeminar 2; Lab 2; Seminar 3Primary Care Skills; Graded Interaction #1; Applying Person-Centred Care Using Health Change Methodology® Part 1
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-09-25Seminar/case sessionLab 3; Seminar 4Care planning/Chronic Disease Management in Primary Care; Lab 3
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-10-02Seminar/case sessionLab 4; Seminar 5Care planning - Case 1; Applying Person-Centred Care Using Health Change Methodology®
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-10-09Seminar/case sessionLab 5; Seminar 6Applying Person-Centred Care Using Health Change Methodology® Part 2; Opioid use assessment in primary care
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-10-16LaboratoryLab 6Drug Information Questions; Lab 6
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-10-23Seminar/case sessionNo Lab or SeminarNo Lab or Seminar
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-10-25Seminar/case sessionLab 7; Seminar 8Intraprofessional Lab with Pharmacy Technician Students; Patient care: Women’s and Men’s Health - Graded Interaction #2
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-10-30LaboratoryLab 8Using NIHB process in primary care; Lab 8
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-11-06Seminar/case sessionSeminar 9; Lab 9Responding to a negative interaction with another HCP; Practicing empathetic communication; Patient communication in complex scenarios (Mental health conditions, patients who are end of life); Care plan #2
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-11-13Seminar/case sessionNo seminar or labNo seminar or lab
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-11-20Seminar/case sessionSeminar 10; Lab 10Assessing Social Determinants of Health in the primary care setting; Minor ailments, Drug Information and Patient Counseling; Drug Shortages
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-11-27Seminar/case sessionSeminar 11; Lab 11Graded interaction #3; Naloxone training/Harm Reduction; Providing Care Virtually
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-12-04Final examSeminar 12; Lab 12Course Wrap up, Final Exam Information; Providing care for vulnerable patients in primary care; Patient communication in complex scenarios (substance use disorders)
PHARM 420Y3Fall2025-12-17Final examFinal ExamFinal Exam - OSCE - 40%
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-07LaboratoryConsentConsent
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-07Seminar/case sessionCourse Introduction, Prescription Assessment, PatientCourse Introduction, Prescription Assessment, Patient
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-14Seminar/case sessionInjection Consent, Longitudinal Cases, Vaccine HesitancyInjection Consent, Longitudinal Cases, Vaccine Hesitancy
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-14LaboratoryLAB 2LAB 2
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-21Seminar/case sessionInjection TrainingInjection Training
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-21LaboratoryLAB 3LAB 3
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-23LectureInjection CertificationInjection Certification
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-28LaboratoryInteractionInteraction
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-01-28Seminar/case sessionProviding Care in Emergencies, Toxicology, PatientProviding Care in Emergencies, Toxicology, Patient
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-02-04LaboratoryLAB 5LAB 5
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-02-04Seminar/case sessionLongitudinal Cases, Toxicology, Patient InteractionLongitudinal Cases, Toxicology, Patient Interaction
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-02-11LaboratoryLAB 6LAB 6
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-02-11Seminar/case sessionLongitudinal Cases, Scope of Practice, Patient InteractionLongitudinal Cases, Scope of Practice, Patient Interaction
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-02-25LaboratoryLAB 7LAB 7
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-02-25Seminar/case sessionLongitudinal Cases, Patient InteractionLongitudinal Cases, Patient Interaction
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-04LaboratoryInteractionInteraction
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-04Seminar/case sessionMedication Management, Patient Counseling, PatientMedication Management, Patient Counseling, Patient
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-11Seminar/case sessionAmbulatory Assistive Devices, Prescription Assessment,Ambulatory Assistive Devices, Prescription Assessment,
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-11LaboratoryPatient InteractionPatient Interaction
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-18Other exam/testPoint-of-care TestingPoint-of-care Testing
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-18Seminar/case sessionSexual Health, Pre-exposure Prophylaxis, STBBIs,Sexual Health, Pre-exposure Prophylaxis, STBBIs,
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-25LaboratoryPrescription Assessment, Patient InteractionPrescription Assessment, Patient Interaction
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-03-25Seminar/case sessionTransplant, Managing Disagreements with Providers,Transplant, Managing Disagreements with Providers,
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-04-01LaboratoryLAB 12LAB 12
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-04-01Final examSPoT, Final Exam Preparation, Medication Management, Providing FeedbackSPoT, Final Exam Preparation, Medication Management, Providing Feedback
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-04-02LectureProviding feedback to the learning of near-peersProviding feedback to the learning of near-peers
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-04-08Seminar/case sessionNon-interactive AssessmentNon-interactive Assessment
PHARM 423Y3Winter2026-04-08LaboratoryOpen LabOpen Lab
PHARM 423Y3WinterNo classReading WeekReading Week
Assessment Information
PHARM 215Y1Assignment 1Assignment/written work10%Four individual assignments (10% each). Various question formats (MCQ, matching, short answer). Must achieve 100% to proceed; two additional attempts allowed; late policy allows up to 24h late with max 80% for inexcusable late.
PHARM 215Y1Assignment 2Assignment/written work10%Assignment (10%) with same rules as other assignments: individual, various formats, must achieve 100% to proceed, two additional attempts, late policy described.
PHARM 215Y1Assignment 3Assignment/written work10%Assignment (10%) with standard assignment rules (individual, various formats, must reach 100%, two additional attempts, late policy).
PHARM 215Y1Assignment 4Assignment/written work10%Assignment (10%) with standard assignment rules (individual, various formats, must reach 100%, two additional attempts, late policy).
PHARM 215Y1Final AssessmentFinal exam50%Comprehensive final assessment (50%) consisting of MCQ and short-answer questions; cumulative; minimum 80% on final required for CR; one permitted retake if not passed on first attempt.
PHARM 215Y1Quiz 1Quiz5%In-class short quiz (5-7 questions; MCQ and short answer) worth 5%, administered during Seminar 2.
PHARM 215Y1Quiz 2Quiz5%In-class short quiz (5-7 questions; MCQ and short answer) worth 5%, administered during Seminar 4.
PHARM 220Y1Final ExamFinal exam40%Cumulative OSCE-format final exam with interactive and non-interactive stations; drug information resources allowed.
PHARM 220Y1ProfessionalismParticipation/professionalism5%Individual professionalism grade (5%); starts at 5%, deductions for infractions; includes required self-assessments and possible accountability form.
PHARM 220Y1Lab Assignments, Quizzes & ReflectionsQuiz55%Various weekly/bi-weekly assignments, quizzes, reflections and simulated-patient tasks; individual and group assessments; weights 1-5% per activity.
PHARM 223Y1Critical ReflectionAssignment/written work5%Two reflections: first formative (ungraded), second graded = 5% of course.
PHARM 223Y1Lab AssignmentsAssignment/written work25%Multiple pre-lab and in-lab activities (individual and group) totaling 25%; weights vary by activity; some completion-based.
PHARM 223Y1Final ExamFinal exam35%Cumulative OSCE with interactive and non-interactive stations; both components on 2025-04-16.
PHARM 223Y1Midterm ExamMidterm exam25%OSCE with interactive and non-interactive stations; both components on 2025-02-27.
PHARM 223Y1Professionalism MarkParticipation/professionalism5%5% professionalism mark; infractions reduce mark; accountability form may be required.
PHARM 223Y1Medical TerminologyQuiz5%5x mandatory open-book eClass quizzes; each worth 1% upon ≥80% score, totaling 5%.
PHARM 320Y2Care Plan AssignmentAssignment/written work15%Group two-part written care plan: initial submission (3 priorities) 5%, final submission 10%; rubric provided.
PHARM 320Y2Lab ActivitiesAssignment/written work40%Application-based lab activities (role play, simulation, case-based) described in lab guides; details provided to students in lab guides.
PHARM 320Y2FinalFinal exam40%Final is OSCE-type with interactive and non-interactive stations assessing second-half objectives; scheduled for December 18, 2025.
PHARM 320Y2Professionalism MarkParticipation/professionalism5%Individual professionalism assessment worth 5%; starts at 5% with deductions for infractions and possible Accountability Form.
PHARM 323Y2Integrated CasesAssignment/written work10%Group-based assessment of three patient cases over term; focuses on clinical decision-making and written communication.
PHARM 323Y2Lab AssignmentsAssignment/written work25%Multiple formative/summative lab activities (simulations, DI questions, quizzes, reflections) across term; most labs include a graded activity worth 2-5% each.
PHARM 323Y2Final ExamFinal exam35%Final delivered as OSCE with interactive and non-interactive stations.
PHARM 323Y2MidtermMidterm exam25%Midterm delivered as OSCE with interactive and non-interactive stations.
PHARM 323Y2ProfessionalismParticipation/professionalism5%Assessment of professional behaviours (preparation, reflections, participation). Starts at 5%; penalties of 0.5% or 1% for infractions; monitored by coordinators and facilitators.
PHARM 420Y3Care Planning AssignmentsAssignment/written work20%20% total (two cases: Case 1 10% due Oct 27; Case 2 10% due Dec 2). Group-based case work with staged tasks; some components may be individual.
PHARM 420Y3LabAssignment/written work35%35% from various lab assignments/quizzes (weekly/bi-weekly); formats include quizzes, simulations, written drug-information tasks, reflections; individual and group assessments; activity weights 1-5%.
PHARM 420Y3Final OSCEOSCE40%40% OSCE final exam; cumulative; multiple OSCE stations with direct patient care; may include topics from entire program.
PHARM 420Y3ProfessionalismParticipation/professionalism5%Professionalism assessed out of 5% for pre-lab completion, seminar participation, lab participation/timely submission, lab management and professional behaviour. Infractions reduce mark by 0.5-1%; coordinator may require a Professionalism Accountability Form.
PHARM 423Y3Additional Prescribing Authority Preparedness AssignmentAssignment/written work15%Individual reflective assignment using APA application questions; rubric provided.
PHARM 423Y3Lab AssignmentsAssignment/written work20%Application-based lab activities; specifics provided in lab guides prior to each lab.
PHARM 423Y3Written AssessmentFinal exam20%Final exam is cumulative and includes non-interactive (written) and interactive (OSCE) portions; non-interactive assesses written competencies.
PHARM 423Y3OSCEOSCE40%OSCE is the interactive portion of the cumulative final exam (stations involving patient care); date TBD.
PHARM 423Y3ProfessionalismParticipation/professionalism5%Professionalism assessed via pre-lab completion, participation, timely submissions, lab management, and behaviour; infractions reduce mark (0.5-1% each); accountability form may be required.
About this Evidence

Where did this information come from, and how was it prepared?

What information is included

This curriculum portrait brings together the curriculum records available for the selected stream and academic cycle. These include course information and learning outcomes, documented sessions and topics, assessment information, and links to the CCAPP and AFPC curriculum frameworks.

The amount of descriptive detail varies across academic cycles because the underlying source material is not identical. Current-cycle records are drawn largely from syllabus information, while some earlier-cycle records come from legacy curriculum data that contain less narrative detail. Missing information is left visible rather than filled in.

How topics are connected to curriculum frameworks

Documented curriculum topics are matched to CCAPP curriculum categories with OpenAI assistance. A topic can be matched to more than one CCAPP category when it clearly relates to more than one area.

CCAPP categories are linked to AFPC professional roles. Those links are used to show the AFPC role patterns in the curriculum portrait. These profiles describe where curriculum content is documented. They do not show instructional time, student achievement, or preparedness for practice.

How the charts and percentages are calculated

The values in the charts are calculated directly from the curriculum records. AI-generated text does not calculate these numbers. Each chart is based on a different type of evidence, so percentages from different charts should not be compared as though they use the same starting point.

Learning outcomes
Shows the share of classified learning outcomes identified as Knowledge, Skills or Attitudes.
AFPC roles
Shows the share of all curriculum links to AFPC professional roles.
CCAPP topics
Shows the share of all curriculum links to CCAPP topic categories. One documented topic can contribute to more than one category.
Delivery
Uses instructional hours when session-duration information is complete enough for comparison. Otherwise it shows the number of documented sessions.
Assessment
Uses assessment weight when comparable weighting information is complete enough. Otherwise it shows the number of documented assessments.

The year-by-year profiles are descriptive comparisons. A visible difference between years does not, by itself, mean that an educationally important change occurred.

How the written summaries are created

The written summaries are built in steps so that broad descriptions remain connected to the underlying curriculum records. Detailed session and assessment information is first organized into summaries for each stream and program year. Those summaries are then used to create the overall stream descriptions shown to reviewers.

AI-assisted writing is used to help produce concise reviewer-facing descriptions from these prepared evidence summaries. It does not calculate the charts or decide whether the curriculum is good, coherent, effective, or whether students have achieved the intended outcomes.

The written summaries are prepared before the report is displayed. Opening or browsing this report does not send a new request to an AI service.

How missing or incomplete information is shown

When the available records are incomplete, the report shows that limitation rather than making an assumption. Examples include missing session duration, incomplete assessment weighting, and older course or assessment records that do not contain the same descriptive detail as newer syllabus-derived records.

For relationships between streams, the same evidence rule is applied from either direction. If there is not enough information to describe a relationship for a particular year and cycle, both stream views show that limitation consistently.