Pharmacy Residency Resources

AACP Resource

AACP is committed to providing tools, resources and services to assist colleges and schools of pharmacy in initiating and expanding their involvement with pharmacy residencies. This Web site will provide resources to support pharmacy residency development at AACP member institutions and will be continuously updated as new information becomes available.

Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) Resources

Managed Care Pharmacy Residencies

Managed Care Pharmacy Accredited Residency Programs 

Managed Care Pharmacy Non-Accredited Residency Programs 

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Resources

ASHP Pharmacy Residency General Resources 

ASHP Residency Readiness Self-Assessment Tool 

American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Resources

APhA Residency Programs  

 

Opioid Crisis Collection Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Resource for institutions that are submitting information related to their activities to address the ongoing and evolving opiod epidemic. Should you have any questions not addressed in the FAQs below, please email opioid@aacp.org. Several AACP staff members will have access to this email address and will strive to answer all inquiries within 2 business days.

CMS Request for Feedback on Scope of Practice

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently put out a call for comments requesting feedback and additional input and recommendations regarding the elimination of specific Medicare regulations that require more stringent supervision for non-physicians than existing state scope of practice laws, or that limit health professionals from practicing at the top of their license.

Dear Colleagues - January 2020

Dear Colleagues:

Happy New Year! I have high hopes for the new year as we work together to transform pharmacy practice and education to ensure that the public receives exactly the right “dose” of pharmacy services, including preventive and public health services.

Do No Harm

Pharmacy school curricula are prioritizing patient safety to prepare future pharmacists for their vital role in keeping patients safe.

Rethinking Prescription Labels

A collaborative project involving the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy is focused on redesigning prescription labels to improve patient adherence.

By Katie Gerhards