Advancing Your Continuing Professional Development
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PRECEPTOR DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

ACPE, as part of the accreditation process for colleges and schools of pharmacy, requires preceptor pharmacists to engage in educational opportunities that focus on the development of teaching and mentoring skills. CEI recognizes that preceptors are invaluable to pharmacy degree programs and is committed to providing education and development tools that meet the ACPE requirements.

Welcome E*Value users! We hope these educational opportunities bring value to your practice while building your skills as a preceptor. We're glad you've joined our partnership.



Effective Precepting: Integrating Adult Learning Strategies into Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience
Ethics for Preceptors
Evaluating Student Presentations
Keeping Current: Sources for Evidence-Based Practice Information
Log In To Learn Archived: Rivaroxaban and the ROCKET-AF trial: Are we getting any closer to the "ideal" anticoagulant?
Log In To Learn Archived: Simvastatin Dosing Restrictions: The Evidence to Support the Changes
Log-in to Learn: A Primer on Interpreting Published Studies
Millennial Students: Teaching a New Generation of Future Pharmacists
Mirror Mirror on the Wall: Using Reflection to Enhance Student Learning Activities at Your Practice Site
Preceptor Development Core Modules
Stories from the Trenches: Dealing with Difficult Learning Situations
VTE Prophylaxis in Hospitalized Patients and Those With Stroke - Log-In To Learn - 2/8/2012
Assessing Patient Vitals: Temperature, Pulse, Respirations, and Blood Pressure (Students Can Help!)
Assisting Students in Migraine Management
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Preceptors
Developing and Implementing and Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience
Log In To Learn Archived: Dabigatran: A new drug we can RELY on?
Log In To Learn Archived: Vitamin D: A Discussion and Review of the IOM report on Dietary Reference Intake Recommendations
Log In To Learn Archived: A Role for Pharmacists: Improving Persistence with Stroke Prevention Medications
Log In To Learn Archived: Management of Diabetes Type 2: Initiating Insulin
Log In To Learn Archived: Next Steps in Osteoporosis: The Use of Denosumab
Log In To Learn Archived: Olmesartan for the Delay or Prevention of Microalbuminuria in Type 2 Diabetes
Log In To Learn Archived: Tiotropium vs. Salmeterol: A look at the POET-COPD trial
Log In To Learn Archived: To Treat or Not to Treat- Acute Otitis Media in Young Children


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