AAU Engages in the 7th Regional Pharmacy Faculty Development Workshop

AAU, with representation by Lecturer Arwa Al-Khatib, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy for Accreditation and Quality Affairs, assumed a pivotal role in the seventh regional workshop focused on enhancing the capabilities of faculty members in pharmacy schools. The workshop featured the presentation of three summaries, underscoring the faculty's unwavering dedication to advancing pharmacy education. This collaborative event united diverse academic societies, including the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP), Gulf Medical University, and the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education. Key discussions revolved around innovative methods for evaluating pharmacy education, with specific emphasis on: 1. Enhancing Student Feedback: Highlighting the use of classification tools in pharmacy education to provide more impactful feedback. 2. Technology Integration: Delving into the role of software and technology in programmatic evaluation. 3. Programmatic Evaluation Strategies: Sharing AAU's distinctive approach to programmatic evaluation within the field of pharmacy education. AAU's active participation in this workshop not only reaffirms its status as a premier institution delivering high-quality and innovative pharmacy education but also contributes significantly to shaping the future of pharmacy education on both regional and global scales.