Competency-Based Education: Developing an Advanced Competency Framework for Indonesian Pharmacists

Pharmacists need to be adaptable, flexible, and capable of advancing their practice to adapt to rapidly changing population health needs. We describe an educational approach to pharmacy workforce transformation in Indonesia through an advanced practice competency framework development using an "...

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Published in:Frontiers in medicine 2021-11, Vol.8, p.769326
Main Authors: Meilianti, Sherly, Smith, Felicity, Bader, Lina, Himawan, Roy, Bates, Ian
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