English for the Pharmaceutical Industry
English for the Pharmaceutical Industry is a program designed to provide cuttingedge skills for people working in the Pharmaceutical industry. English for the Pharmaceutical Industry has been specifcally developed for people who need to communicate effectively in English in the pharmaceutical industry.
This program will equip learners with the linguistic skills and specialist vocabulary necessary to understand daily situations in a work environment.
This program consists of six units and covers the full process of drug development.
Unit 1 introduces topics specifc to the feld
Unit 2 deals with medical research and development
Unit 3 covers quality control and auditing.
Unit 4 looks at the various phases of trials
Unit 5 Drug safety and regulatory requirements
Unit 6 drug manufacture and packaging
The kick-off meeting
Job profiles , professions, and departments
New drug development and launches
Cultural differences in marketing drugs and medicine
Providing information
Introducing oneself, one’s field, and projects
Summarizing action points
Writing job ads
Substance discovery and product develpoment
A new chemical entity (NCE)
Drugs dosage forms
Catergories of drugs
Asking about drug discovery and drug development
talking about time periods
Asking for and giving opinions
Quality assurance and auditing
Good pharmeceutical industry (GxP)
Quality assurance audit
Laboratory safety systems
Standard operating procedurs
Informing
Asking questions during an audit
Suggesting corrective action
Discussing SOP’s
Ready for testing in live organisms
Preclinical testing
Clinical testing
Dealing with authorities
Experimental drugs on trial
Describing a process
Getting information
Making suggestions
Linking ideas
Requesting information and responding directly
Drug safety and regulatory affairs
Pharmacovigilance
Regulatory documentation
Patient information
Counterfeit medicines
Describing a process
Getting information
Making suggestions
Linking ideas
Requesting information and responding directly
Production and packaging
Safetry requirements
Production processes
Packaging challenges
Expressing moments in time
Giving instructions
Describing a process
Giving presentations
Requesting information and responding directly
