Advanced Practice push
May 17, 2012
THE National Alliance for
Pharmacy Education has this week
submitted a comprehensive
response to the Advanced
Pharmacy Practice Framework
Steering Committee’s (APPFSC)
consultation paper.
NAPE, which is a collaboration
between the universities of Sydney,
Queensland, South Australia and
Monash, said it hopes to
“contribute to and foster the
development of rigorous, high
quality, university level education
to assist current and future
pharmacists on their journey to
become Advanced Practitioners”.
The Alliance said its range of high
quality postgraduate programs
already accelerate pharmacists’
clinical knowledge, skill and
application to a more advanced
level, building on the popular NAPE
Intern Training Program which is
offered through each participating
NAPE institution.
“NAPE is excited about further
collaboration with APPFSC on an
ongoing basis,” it said.
The full submission can be viewed
by CLICKING HERE.
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