Pharmacy Practice Model Of Pharmacy

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Pharmacy Practice Model Summit of 2011 stated that “pharmacists are responsible for the provision of safe, effective, efficient, and accountable medication related-care for hospital and health-system patients.” The traditional model of learning is changing as the scope of the practice of pharmacy continues to evolve with more complex roles and responsibilities in patient care. With this, on-going education self-directed, structured, outcomes-focused cycle of learning and personal improvement is a must. This competency-based education incorporates application of knowledge and demonstration of skills in both controlled and real-life situations. Based on Sec. 2 of RA 10918, the state recognizes

During the turn of the 20th century, a pharmacist’s main responsibility was focused on the compounding or the preparation of medicines. Today, pharmacists practice in a wide range of professional settings. Performance in the licensure examination is categorized as passed if an examinee on a basis of a hundred percent has obtained a general weighted average of seventy-five percent (75%), with no rating lower than fifty percent (50%) in any of the subjects.

The members of the Board of Pharmacy who gave the licensure examination for January 2013 were Ms. Marilyn M. Yang-Tiu, Chairman; and Ms. Jennifer M. Flores. For the June 2013 examination, the members were Ms. Marilyn M. Yang-Tiu, Chairman; Ms. Mildred B. Oliveros, and Mr. Anthony Aldrin C. Santiago. (www.prc.gov.ph, 2013)

For the January and June 2014 licensure examinations, the BOP members were, Ms.Mildred B. Oliveros, Chairman; Mr. Anthony Aldrin C. Santiago, and Ms. Adelina C. Royo. (www.prc.gov.ph , 2014)

For the January and July 2015 licensure examinations the BOP members were Mr. Anthony Aldrin C. Santiago, Chairman; Dr. Mildred B. Oliveros, and Ms. Adelina C. Royo. (www.prc.gov.ph,

With a government-reaccredited Level IV status given by the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA) for its academic excellence and trustworthiness in educational operations. Established in June 1921, the CEU – School of Pharmacy has been at the pinnacle of providing the Philippines with top of the line graduates with the knowledge and competency on-par with global standards. One of their methods is equipping its students with better understanding of what to expect during the licensure exam. During the term of Dr. Olivia Limuaco, in the school years 1991-2013, the board passers in the January 2013 licensure examination were 48 with a passing rate of 50%, and the board passers of the June 2013 licensure exam were 233 with a passing rate of 66.19%. In the school year 2013-2014, the School of Pharmacy was under the term of Dr. Susan Montemayor. The board passers of the January 2014 examination were 96 with a passing rate of 58.18% and the passers of the June 2014 examination were 247 with a passing rate of 59.52%. The graduates of October 2014 who took the examination on January 2015 who passed were 110 with a passing rate of