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Dosage Workshops

The ALHS Faculty offer Pharmacology Dosage Workshops to enhance the math skills for any Health Sciences student enrolled in HPRS 2300 or a Health Sciences program. The workshops are usually held virtually or at one of our ACC campuses. To see a list of upcoming workshops, click here.
Health Sciences students with Dr. Richard Espinosa and Assistant Dean Estrella Barrera at Eastview Campus

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Allied Health Sciences Updates

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Dosage Workshops

The ALHS Faculty offer Pharmacology Dosage Workshops to enhance the math skills for any Health Sciences student enrolled in HPRS 2300 or a Health Sciences program. The workshops are usually held virtually or at one of our ACC campuses. To see a list of upcoming workshops, click here.

Dosage Modules

The Allied Health Sciences Department offers online modules to help the beginning health science student become familiar with all the different kinds of dosage problems they will encounter as a healthcare professional.

Each module is 30 minutes in length and consists of both a Google Slides presentation and a video. It is recommended that you first work out the problems from the Google Slides before you find the answer in the video. Remember, the more problems you work out, the better you will be at solving dosage calculation problems. Good luck!