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The most current resources for a changing profession. PharmacyLibrary gives you access to APhA’s leading content including 45+ digital books, PharmacotherapyFirst and the Cultural Toolkit all at your fingertips.
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We’re excited to announce the launch of the new APhA Learning Library! This new platform will make it easier than ever for you to get the education you need. Read about some key highlights of our new system.
The Pharmacy Workplace and Well-being Reporting (PWWR) tool offers a secure and confidential platform for the entire pharmacy community to anonymously share both positive and negative workplace experiences.
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The only weekly podcast enabling pharmacists to conveniently earn CE credits while on the move!
Enroll in this free course to learn more about how to practice navigating through the complexity of transitions of care (TOC) in people with diabetes.
This new online learning course will prepare you to provide the best services to help your patients cease smoking.
Are you a pharmacist looking to make a difference in the fight against HIV? Check out our brand-new certificate training program.
If you’re a BPS-certified Geriatric Pharmacist, we now offer BPS-approved recertification courses that you can use to keep up with your requirements.
This 12.5-hour CPE course will educate you on how to improve patient outcomes and enhance collaboration with other pharmacists to help increase profits for your organization.
Discover resources aiding pharmacists with practical solutions and peer guidance on immunization trends.
Refresh your sterile compounding knowledge with our recertification courses.
Stay current in ambulatory care with our review and recertification activities for pharmacists.
Get comprehensive training on pain management with this 20-hour certificate program.
Join us to hear from Jean-Venable “Kelly” Goode, PharmD, APhA’s liaison representative to ACIP on the latest information shared during the June 2024 ACIP Meeting.
Enroll in this free webinar to learn how to leverage collaborative clinical services to diversify revenue and enhance financial stability.
Student pharmacist leaders from across the country will come together in Washington, DC to advocate, innovate, and shape the future of their communities.
Exclusive event for new practitioners! Connect with colleagues and share experiences navigating your new career.
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APhA’s monthly Pulse on Practice and Policy Open Forum Series creates a platform where all of pharmacy can come together to share perspectives and be informed of key practices and policies impacting the profession.
In any team, pharmacists can contribute medication and other health-related expertise to improve access to care and health outcomes in their patients. Learn how pharmacists can partner with other healthcare professionals and their communities by accessing powerful resources within the resource center.
In an effort to capture and bring awareness to the profession’s extensive contributions to patient care and public health, APhA released a new infographic that can be shared with your network, policymakers, and pharmacy teams to celebrate their lifesaving efforts.
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One year ago, I had the honor of becoming APhA’s 15th CEO and Executive Vice President. It’s been a tremendous year with challenges I did not anticipate and joys I never could have predicted.
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WASHINGTON, DC—The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) is concerned with the recent decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in Braidwood Mgmt v. Becerra, which may weaken current requirements for insurers to cover preventative care services and medications.
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On April 22, 2024, Iowa governor Kim Reynolds signed a bill into law that updates the state’s pharmacy practice act and puts in place a standard of care regulatory framework, aligning pharmacists with other providers in the state.
CDC now recommends that older adults who were not immunized against RSV last year, when vaccines first became available, do so late this summer or early this fall ahead of the upcoming RSV season.