PharmAlliance provides a community platform for working together on big ideas and solutions that will improve human health around the world. This partnership is for faculty, staff, and students who want to improve global healthcare through innovation in pharmacy education, professional practice, research and student collaboration.
The PharmAlliance Research Domain is thrilled to announce that two grant applications have been funded via the new PharmAlliance Research Clusters for Doctoral Training (PARCDT) funding scheme. Congratulations to our research teams: Dr. Wallis Lau (UCL), Prof. Simon Bell (Monash), Dr. Joshua Niznik (UNC): Multimorbidity and Medication Overload in People Living with Dementia: Building Capacity …
Mark your calendars! PharmAlliance Week 2021 is almost here! Most events are scheduled for 15-19, however we are proud to feature a few additional events during UNC Research Week. Our events will address ongoing work and new ideas within the four PharmAlliance priority areas of collaborative education, joint advocacy for pharmacy practice advancement, global community …
Congratulations to everyone who participated and assisted the 2021 International Case Competition! The International Case Competition, or ICC, is a PharmAlliance led competition for student pharmacists held annually in March. The virtual competition is between the three PharmAlliance schools of pharmacy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), University College London (UCL), and Monash …
For the original posting and other PharmAlliance Student Domain content, visit their site: https://pharmalliance.weebly.com/ As of 11 March 2020, the world has been in the midst of a pandemic. A once meaningless word to many, ‘coronavirus’ has taken the world by storm. In fact, Google revealed last December that ‘coronavirus’ was the top trending search …
PharmAlliance Month wrapped up with a BANG this week! The Education Domain hosted a session on tools developed during the COVID-19 pandemic to aid online education. During the closing session, PharmAlliance leadership and Vice Provost Barbara Stephenson reflected on progress and engagement seen throughout the month. The partnership was renewed for another five years with …