Washington Report: Specialization and Specialties in Pharmacy Practice: "Gradual Evolution or Intelligent Design?"
The development of specialized practices for pharmacists has quickened considerably in the past two decades as a result of several forces, including the objective of ensuring the rational management of complex pharmacotherapeutic agents and regimens, fundamental changes in the professional curriculum and educational preparation of new pharmacist graduates, and growing recognition of the importance and value of residency training (both general and specialized) in the development and maturation of pharmacists who provide direct patient care services.
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ACCP Academy Announces New Research and Scholarship Certificate Program
The American College of Clinical Pharmacy is pleased to announce the debut of the third cornerstone of its ACCP Academy, the Research and Scholarship Development Certificate Program. The program curriculum will be formally introduced, including both required and elective courses, at the ACCP Annual Meeting this October in Louisville, KY.
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Abstract Submission Deadline for 2008 Annual Meeting Is June 13
All investigators in the field of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics, both ACCP members and nonmembers, are invited to submit abstracts of papers to be considered for presentation at the 2008 Annual Meeting, October 19–22, 2008, in Louisville, Kentucky. More... |
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ACCP StuNet Advisory Committee Applications Due June 1
Attention student pharmacists: Would you like to become more involved with the American College of Clinical Pharmacy? ACCP student members who want to develop leadership skills, expand opportunities for student pharmacists within ACCP, and introduce other students to the many facets of clinical pharmacy are encouraged to apply for appointment to the 2008–2009 ACCP National StuNet Advisory Committee.
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