New schools shape pharmacy's future

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An increasing number of pharmacy schools have developed innovative teaching programs and curricula and to prepare students for the future. One innovative program is the use of the Internet by the Shenandoah University's School of Pharmacy to deliver its curriculum to students across the country. In anticipation of the changing roles of pharmacists, some pharmacy schools are offering courses in alternative and herbal medicines, pharmaceutical care and disease management.

Education, Curricula, Pharmacists, Pharmacy colleges, Pharmacy schools

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Young intern gets taste of industrial pharmacy

Article Abstract:

Drug manufacturers offer internship programs for selected pharmacy students who perform tests on new drugs in the laboratories of Pfizer and other pharmaceutical houses.

Pharmaceutical preparations, Research, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Training, Interns (Business), Business interns, Pfizer Inc., Pharmaceutical research, Pratt, Carolyn, Beatty, Morgan

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