- To discuss the pharmacokinetic principles of drug absorption
- To apply these principles to drug product development
Pharmacokinetics Of Oral Absorption
Participants will be introduced to biopharmaceutic and pharmacokinetic principles that can be applied to systemic drug absorption. Biopharmaceutic processes relate the physical/chemical properties of the drug substance and the dosage form to systemic drug absorption. The pharmacokinetics of drug absorption considers the rate and amount of drug that gets systemically absorbed regardless of the physiologic processes. The ability to quantitate drug absorption kinetics allows for the development of new dosage forms, development of dosage regimens, individualization of drug therapy, and to relate the drug dose to the therapeutic effect. The webinar will provide practical examples to show how pharmacokinetics of oral absorption can be applied to drug product development.
Webinar
Jan 01 2026, Thursday
01:00 PM EDT
60
Minutes
Intermediate Level
Code: GRC0000300
- Drug absorption process
- First order and zero order kinetics
- Drug release from immediate release and modified release dosage forms
- Calculation of the fraction of dug absorbed
- IVIVC
- Bioavailability and bioequivalence
- Influence of pharmacokinetic parameters such as k and k on bioavailability and therapeutic response
This webinar will be of interest to scientists and managers in the pharmaceutical industry, regulators and other pharmaceutical scientists who want to learn more about pharmacokinetics of systemic drug absorption and its applications to the development of oral dosage forms
Pharma (brand) and generic drug companies, faculty and students in the department of pharmaceutical sciences, at various colleges of pharmacy.
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