The Infectious Diseases Pharmacotherapy course offers an in-depth, clinically focused exploration into the principles and practices of treating infectious diseases with pharmacological interventions. Designed for healthcare professionals, pharmacy students, and clinical pharmacists, this course bridges the gap between theoretical microbiology and real-world therapeutic decision-making. Learners will develop a strong foundation in pathogen identification, antimicrobial pharmacology, clinical decision frameworks, resistance management, and patient-specific therapy considerations. By integrating case-based learning, evidence-based guidelines, and clinical pearls, participants will enhance their ability to select, optimize, and monitor antimicrobial therapy across a variety of clinical settings.

This course gives professionals to deliver more precise, effective, and individualized infectious disease management, fostering better patient outcomes and promoting antimicrobial stewardship practices in clinical environments.