Call for a moratorium on new pharmacy schools and review of accreditation standards

William N Charman

Call for a moratorium on new pharmacy schools and review of accreditation standards

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Abstract

The proliferation of pharmacy schools and courses in Australia is of significant concern. I believe the profile and current number of 18 schools (having increased 3-fold since 1997) is unsustainable. The magnitude of this increase and the number of schools (on a per capita basis) greatly exceeds that in the UK, USA, Canada and Europe.

Original language	English
Pages	8-8
Number of pages	1
Volume	11
No.	1095
Specialist publication	Australian Journal of Pharmacy
Publication status	Published - 2011

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