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13 sie 2024 · The following live webinars may be eligible for continuing pharmacy education (CPE) credit to help pharmacy professionals meet licensing requirements. The CPE activities are knowledge-based and cover a variety of topics, including law, compounding, patient safety, and general pharmacy.
Teach pharmacists to administer immunizations in compliance with legal and regulatory standards. Pharmacy-Based Immunization Delivery is conducted in two parts: the self-study and the live training.
Our programs are tailored to the lifelong learning and advanced practice needs of alumni, preceptors, and other supporters (voluntary faculty, QSAD members). We offer live and online training opportunities with active learning methods including workshops, roundtable discussions, and case studies.
CSHP is now offering advanced training certificate programs for pharmacy professionals. Each program was developed and will be taught by highly qualified faculty from universities and hospitals throughout California. Each certificate program is practice-based, employing both online video instruction and a live culminating session.
APhA’s Hot Topics in Pharmacy Education is a series of 1-hour, live webinars, presented every month as a member-exclusive benefit, that focus on pertinent public health issues to keep pharmacists up-to-date as front-line healthcare providers. Not a member? Join APhA today!
Whether you are a pharmacist, future pharmacist, or pharmacy technician, CPhA has an event for you. Western Pharmacy Exchange, town hall meetings, and leadership programs provide the opportunity to keep up with the latest news in the profession, catch up with friends and colleagues, and network with your peers.
Learn about our efforts to improve the current state of Community Pharmacy affairs by attending a CPAG Town Hall. Pharmacists, by nature, use science every day to make the lives of patients healthier. Be it by creating a new medication therapy delivery system, or finding innovation through digital health technology, pharmacists have always been ...
