American College of Clinical Pharmacy

American College of Clinical Pharmacy
The American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) is a professional and scientific society that provides leadership, education, advocacy, and resources for clinical pharmacists. The organization is dedicated to advancing clinical pharmacy practice, research, and education to improve patient care.
History[edit]
The ACCP was founded in 1979 by a group of clinical pharmacists who recognized the need for a professional organization that would support the unique role of clinical pharmacists in healthcare. Since its inception, the ACCP has grown to include thousands of members from various sectors of pharmacy practice, including academia, industry, and healthcare institutions.
Mission and Vision[edit]
The mission of the ACCP is to improve human health by extending the frontiers of clinical pharmacy. The vision of the ACCP is to drive the development of clinical pharmacy as an essential component of healthcare.
Membership[edit]
Membership in the ACCP is open to pharmacists, pharmacy students, and other healthcare professionals who are interested in clinical pharmacy. Members benefit from access to a wide range of resources, including continuing education programs, professional development opportunities, and networking events.
Education and Training[edit]
The ACCP offers a variety of educational programs and resources designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of clinical pharmacists. These include:
- Board Certification preparation courses
- Continuing Education programs
- Residency and Fellowship training resources
- Clinical practice guidelines and position statements
Research and Publications[edit]
The ACCP supports and promotes research in clinical pharmacy through grants, awards, and collaborative initiatives. The organization publishes several journals and newsletters, including:
Advocacy[edit]
The ACCP advocates for policies and practices that advance the role of clinical pharmacists in healthcare. The organization works with policymakers, healthcare organizations, and other stakeholders to promote the value of clinical pharmacy services.
Annual Meeting[edit]
The ACCP hosts an annual meeting that brings together clinical pharmacists from around the world to share knowledge, discuss current issues, and network with peers. The meeting features educational sessions, poster presentations, and exhibits from industry partners.
Related Pages[edit]
- Clinical Pharmacy
- Pharmacotherapy
- Board Certification
- Continuing Education
- Residency (medicine)
- Fellowship (medicine)
See Also[edit]
- American Pharmacists Association
- American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
- National Association of Boards of Pharmacy
References[edit]
External Links[edit]
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