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Thriving in pharmacy takes habits that support energy, recovery, communication, and professional fulfillment. This month’s Pharmacy Today CPE article explores strategies to strengthen career vitality and support sustainable practice. Free for members, and $25 for nonmembers.
Whether you’re planning ahead or preparing for your next recertification cycle, APhA offers flexible ways to earn BCGP credits while strengthening your expertise in the care of older adults.
As pharmacist prescribed hormonal contraception expands nationwide, pharmacy teams are breaking down access barriers and meeting patients where they are. Join our Hot Topics eLearning for real world insights from an expert implementing pharmacist led contraceptive services.
Pharmacists' Cultural Awareness Toolkits: Bridging Immunization Gaps in Underserved Populations explores how trust, health care experiences, and community context shape vaccine decisions, while offering practice-ready frameworks and resources. This activity is supported by GSK and Pfizer.
Comprehensive certificate training and a focused microcredential to support PrEP and PEP services.
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The only weekly podcast enabling pharmacists to conveniently earn CE credits while on the move!
Join APhA for a free webinar designed to help pharmacy staff support COVID-19 vaccination conversations across all age groups. This activity is supported by Sanofi.
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Independent and chain pharmacy sites
Join APhA and ASHP for a free webinar series for student pharmacists exploring community-based residency training. Hear directly from current and past residents, learn what the experience can look like, and get a better sense of how this path can support your next step in pharmacy.
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Ambulatory care and specialty pharmacy sites
Join federal pharmacy professionals from across government health care systems for the premier meeting dedicated to advancing federal pharmacy practice, leadership, readiness, and patient care.
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The APhA Communities are dynamic networks designed for pharmacists, researchers, new practitioners, student pharmacists, and pharmacy technicians to connect, collaborate, and grow together.
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The APhA ENGAGE app makes it easier to stay connected, join conversations, and engage with your community on the go.
APhA offers pathways to success at every stage. Discover how you can connect with mentors, expand your network, and even run for a position on the APhA Board of Trustees.
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With APhA’s new engagement structure, members have more ways than ever to connect, lead, and shape the future of our profession. Learn how APhA can help: Let’s do this—together.
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Designed to support practice expansion, the Practice Implementation Center offers resources to help pharmacy personnel plan, develop, and implement new pharmacy services. It’s an ideal destination for pharmacists looking to explore new revenue opportunities and expand patient access.
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Through our well-being and workplace initiatives, APhA offers tools to help pharmacy personnel thrive in healthier and more sustainable ways.
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On August 1, 2026, pharmacy lost another of our trailblazers, Peter Vlasses, former ACPE executive director. As I learned this news, I was reminded that Pete was the 2022 Remington Honor Medalist, earning the profession’s highest honor.
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Childhood vaccine recommendations must be grounded in science. No new evidence has been found to justify significant changes to childhood immunization guidance, and decades of research involving millions of people show no link between vaccines and autism.
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On November 15, DEA announced the extension of current telemedicine flexibilities for prescription-controlled medications through the end of 2025. This includes substances such as buprenorphine and Adderall.
Resting heart rate was associated with an increased risk of new-onset AFib for Black adults, according to a recent study published in JAMA Network Open.