RPS forms working group to address attainment and awarding gaps for black students

The group will meet quarterly to discuss how to improve the attainment and awarding gap for black students in the registration exam and MPharm degree.
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Research has shown black students are more likely to experience challenges that lead to lower attainment in the registration exam and MPharm degree than white students

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A working group led by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) has been set up to tackle the attainment and awarding gap experienced by black pharmacy students and foundation trainees.

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