本日は高校生のためのサマースクールです!暑い中、立命館大学薬学部へようこそ😀
Welcome to the Ritsumeikan University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences Summer School!
We hope you enjoy a day full of discovery and inspiration. ☀️
We will cherish everything we learned and the people we met, and carry these experiences forward as we continue to grow.
Thank you to everyone we met in Canada! 🍁
(Shino)
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who supported this program.
Through our experiences at SickKids and the UofT, we were able to learn a great deal about the roles of pharmacists, pharmaceutical education, and healthcare systems. (Shino)
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By seeing, discussing, and experiencing things firsthand, we gained a deeper understanding of both the similarities and differences between Canada and Japan. It was truly a valuable and unforgettable experience.
Today was our last day in Toronto.🇨🇦
These two weeks have flown by. It has been a very meaningful experience, and we wish we could have stayed longer and learned more.
(Shiho)
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Toronto is also a multicultural city. We had a lot of fun trying different foods and experiencing different cultures. We also felt the importance of diversity while sightseeing.
At UofT and SickKids, we learned that medicine is not only about treating illnesses, but also about supporting patients and their families as a team. We were very impressed by how many healthcare professionals work together to provide various kinds of support for children.
We will remember these memories and do our best in our respective paths after we return to Japan! I would like to thank everyone who was involved. (Yui)
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Today was finally the last day😢The two weeks really flew by. In the morning, we held a workshop on hypertension with U of T students. Although they were first-year students, there was a very lively exchange of opinions, and I could sense their high level.
(Yui)
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In the afternoon, we learned about medication during pregnancyj. 🤰The most important point is that taking medication is essential to control patient’s condition.
Finally, we received our program completion certificates. 🎓
After that, we visited the university’s pharmacy. 💊Canadian pharmacists don’t wear white coats or masks. They are very different from Japanese pharmacists.
I attended several sessions about pediatric pharmacotherapy💊. I learned that pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics are essential for optimizing drug therapy, especially in neonates whose bodies handle medications differently from adults👶
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In the anticoagulation workshop, discussing patient cases with local students was a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and perspectives🤝.
I was also impressed by the antimicrobial stewardship program and how carefully antibiotics are managed🦠.