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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ENGAGEMENT 2: CULTIVATING LEADERSHIP AND ADVOCACY WITHIN THE PROFESSION

PHARMACY 562
Course Description

Continue to develop professional identity and engage with the pharmacy profession through leadership and professional advocacy. Explore wellness; personal values, skills, and strengths; and identify their implications for leadership and professional advocacy within pharmacy practice. Engage in career, continuing professional, and interprofessional development to promote quality patient care.

Prerequisites

PHM PRAC 462 or PHARMACY 462

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