THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has partnered with tech company Audirie to help modernise pharmacy assistant and intern training programs, integrating tailored learning tools and real-time assessment into pharmacy education.
Learners will soon have access to virtual patients as part of their online learning environment, supporting the real-world application of their training material.
PSA Chief Executive Officer Adj A/Prof Steve Morris said, "we're proud to be harnessing technology to give our learners the edge, training in real-life scenarios and better preparing them for their careers and meet the needs of communities".
Audirie CEO Michael Alexander added the partnership represented a sound approach to education in the pharmacy sector.
"As a pharmacist myself, I am excited to collaborate with the PSA, and bring Audirie to the forefront of pharmacy education," he explained.
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