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Past Webinars

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Regular Webinars

Webinar recordings and slides hosted in the past months may be viewed on AACP Connect. To access archived webinars prior to 2018 please contact Tom Maggio, Associate Director of Public Affairs. You must specify the title and date of the webinar recording you would like to access.

Continuing Education (CE) Webinars

AACP offers a variety of Continuing Education webinars. AACP Members can view past CE Webinars on AACP Connect, and then claim the corresponding CE credit by following the instructions provided. Non-members, for a fee, may view/claim credit for past webinars on Learning Express. Direct links for both members/non-members, as well as webinar-specific information and instructions, can be found on their respective event pages.

Please contact Tom Maggio, AACP's Public Affairs and Engagement Coordinator, with any questions related to CE Webinars.

Use the drop-down filter option below to choose between Regular Webinars, Continuing Education Webinars, and Sponsored Webinars.

Webinar Archives

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January 25, 2021
Regular Webinar
5 Key Steps for Developing Well-Being Among our Students
This webinar will present an evidence-based approach to building a program that is intentional and steps students through each of the aspects for a long term impact.
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January 14, 2021
CE Webinar
Citizens for Change: Promoting Professionalism and Collegiality for Success
How do we measure professionalism and collegiality in our work environment? Literature demonstrates 79% academics have experienced incivility in higher education (Cipriano).
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January 12, 2021
Regular Webinar
Practical Strategies for Supporting Students’ Overall Success and Mental Health
This webinar will provide practical, actionable strategies for supporting individuals with mental health concerns. Programming to support pharmacy students' overall wellness will also be discussed. 
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January 7, 2021
Regular Webinar
Developing Global Partnerships for Pharmacy Education
Part Two of the International Webinar Series. The main purpose of this webinar is to examine effective strategies for building successful global partnerships for pharmacy education.
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December 11, 2020
Regular Webinar
The Pharmacist/Genetic Counselor Collaboration in Pharmacogenomics
In this webinar, two pharmacist /genetic counselor pairs will provide an overview of their collaborative pharmacogenomics clinic and patient care models, including their roles, lessons learned, and best practices.
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December 10, 2020
Regular Webinar
Simulated Interprofessional Experiences with a Geriatric Twist
This webinar session will explore ideas on how to develop and implement successful interprofessional education opportunities for students that emphasize geriatric topics and/or include geriatric patients.
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November 30, 2020
Regular Webinar
Taking Care of Under-Represented Communities During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Certain patient populations have been hit especially hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. Come listen to and ask questions of pharmacists working to minimize the impact of COVID-19 on under-represented patients.
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November 19, 2020
Regular Webinar
The Little Things Matter
This webinar is designed to equip faculty with engaging, enjoyable, and easy-to-implement ways to promote student well-being. Faculty from 3 schools will describe how these different well-being initiatives can be implemented into both
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November 5, 2020
Regular Webinar
Transition to a Pharm.D. Model
Part One of the International Webinar Series. This session will describe two examples of how the transition to the PharmD degree is occurring, one for students beginning their pharmacy education and another for mid-career pharmacists.
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November 4, 2020
Regular Webinar
CPD Opportunities to Facilitate Self-Directed Lifelong Learning for New Practitioner
The webinar will focus on the CPD model and how it can be used by new practitioners (within 10 years of graduation) to support personal and professional development.
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