AACP is excited to deliver another high-impact meeting with pharmacy educators and practitioners from around the globe, at Virtual Pharmacy Education 2021, July 19–22.

Learn more about how this first-of-its kind model separates dispensing from clinical services and allows pharmacists to focus 100% of their expertise and effort on patient-centric services.

If you missed Virtual Pharmacy Education 2020, don’t worry—you can still purchase access to all meeting content for only $199. Watch more than 150 session recordings, explore over 400 posters and learn from peer discussions that emerged during the three-week conference. Registrants have access to everything in the conference platform for up to one year.

Members of the authoring committee for the National Academies' report Implementing High-Quality Primary Care: Rebuilding the Foundation of Health Care will discuss the report’s key messages and recommendations, highlighting the important role of pharmacists in the provision of team-based primary care.

Join us as we discuss how two schools have found unique ways to use OCSE in assessment. Various assessment tools used in OSCEs for tracking student performance will be presented.

In this webinar session, College Ave Student Loans will compare Federal PLUS Loans and private loans, as well as discuss the behaviors that impact credit, approvals, and ultimately interest rates. We will also discuss the cosigner role and provide financial literacy tools to assist you in counseling your students and families.

Biological Sciences Section is hosting the first webinar on mentorship to discuss the overall goals, holistic approaches, best practices, tools and types of mentorship offered to the section members.

This webinar will provide insight into journals and offer ideas and best practices from both the editorial and scholar perspective to aid those looking to publish their work in leadership development. 

In this interactive virtual meeting, the rationale, underlying ethical considerations and implementation procedures related to the policy will be reviewed, particularly in the context of harassing and discriminatory behavior by awardees.

The program will focus on the importance of incorporating herband dietary supplements education into the pharmacy curriculum. Discussion will include samples of active-learning that can be incorporated into a didactic as well as the experiential setting.