went for this one today
Thought this must be a continuation to my optional module taken last semester
turned out that it indeed was!!! Love it so much
I hv learnt too little last semester
it's more than what the research I hv done!
And this a fast-changing world! it has just been 6 months, there is a new update on the part i did!!!
OMG!!! the research is so promising that no one would hv given up at this stage!!!!
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| Just outside the conference office |
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| It's like a lake but is called "Pool" |
PM for better prediction on outcome n adverse event in rare or chronic diseases.
1. Updated myself on current practice applying personalised med from pharmacogenetics perspective
2. Made aware of the favourable clinical outcomes from antidiabetic SGLT2 inhibitor
3. A followed-through updated knowledge on Beta2 agonist use from the aspect of pharmacogenomics
4. Personalised med can mean personalised dose or tailoring regimen based on individual needs.
5. Expanded understanding and knowledge of how extensive pharmacogenomics can be made to benefit asthma patients with reliable evidence provided. The evidence literature is as hot as cake from the oven, to be published at the end of this month. My pleasure to have the real author delivering his work.
6. A different perspective on individualised and personalised medicine. Philosophical ~~~appreciate the committee's effort to broaden our horizon, the future pharmers.
" It is interesting how we come from very different backgrounds but sit in the same room discussing on this topic. Well, one thing common that we share is we CARE for patients. The final outcome is the same, doesnt matter where u are coming from. Just bear in mind that we all prioritise patient care." - Prof Stephen Tyreman
Love how today was spent!
Night world!
Gonna fight hard tomolo!
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