Project Format
1. Title Page (on page 1)
2. Abstract– 200-300 words (on page 2)
3. Table of Contents with page numbers (on page 3)
4. Introduction should contain Topic statement& Objective
5. Background/ Literature Review (about the topic)
6. Methodology / Approach(research design, procedures)
7. Results
8. Discussion (of the results)
9. Conclusion / Summary(with Recommendations)
10. Appendix / Tables / Stats
11. Resources / References / Bibliography
Note:
• Font: Arial / Times new roman
• Size: 12pt
• Margin: On all sides 1 inch except on Left side 1 ½ inch.
• Alignment : Flush left
• Spacing: One and half line
• 20 pages max
• Number of copies: 2 (one for submission)
• Number each page as a Footer
• Cover page: Topic/Author/Course/Semester/Date-Year/Organization on Cover page
• Preferred Reference Style for one author (more than 3 use first name with et al):
Pechenik, J.A. (1987) A short guide to biology. Harper Collins Publishers, New York, 194pp
• Within the body of the document use Ref. number only as Superscript (small font) or in brackets.
• Note for Title Page
Title, Author, Statement below Authors name (by Author Name):
as partial fulfilment of the requirements for
theMaster of Pharmacy Degree
in
Clinical Pharmacy
On the right side of this page
Program Chair ………………………..
Dr. Ali AlSayed Hussain

At the footer Pharmacy Department, Dubai Health Authority
July, 2015
Topic title: New system for monitoring medication errors

Some important information also needed beside other given by your professional staff:
1. How to create a blame free system a health care system to repot the medication error
2. Review medication error % in usa,Canada ,uk and uae
3. About medication error definition ,nair miss,levels,the need of medication error and how t reduce medication error
4. Advantages and disadvantages of reporting
5. Outcome trend to reduce medication error
6. Plan feed back
7. Awareness of medication error(health care professional more reporting also patient
8. Medication error definition ,causes ,types ,recommendation for preventiin
9. Monitoring and managing medication error.