As of the year 2000, schools of pharmacy stopped offering the option of a 5‐year
baccalaureate degree. The 6‐year Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D.) is now the sole entry …

Today, everyone in the pharmacy community knows the doctor of pharmacy degree
(PharmD) is required for graduation. Most pharmacists know something about the 40-year …

The 1990s were a tumultuous time for academic pharmacy with assorted colleges and
schools offering various iterations of pharmacy degree programs, from a 5-year, entry-level …

Abstract Since 2000, the Doctor of Pharmacy degree has served as the entry-level credential
for pharmacy practice in the United States, Some 20-plus years following the complete …

The rapid growth and evolution of the pharmacy profession has created a wide array of
opportunities for graduating pharmacists beyond traditional community pharmacy or hospital …

As the concept of pharmaceutical care was introduced and developed and it was evident
that pharmacy education must change, the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy …

Pharmacy education has changed much for the better over the past few decades and we
can expect many more changes as societal expectations of pharmacists increase and the …

The profession of pharmacy recently passed a historic milestone that merits recognition,
discussion, and celebration. I am referring to July 2010, which marked the passage of 10 …

The pharmacy academic and pharmacy practice communities share responsibility for
pharmacy student education in the United States. For example, both communities appoint …

ion, most of these changes were needed to propel the profession to higher levels of practice.
The major changes during the 1970–2007 time line include the following, in no particular …