‘Several’ universities planning new MPharm courses, says Pharmacy Schools Council

The pharmacy body welcomed the NHS's 'Long-term workforce plan', but warned that capacity and funding will be important challenges.
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The Pharmacy Schools Council also expressed concern over any accelerated four-year medicine degree for existing healthcare professionals, warning that “this could potentially undo the gains in the pharmacist workforce delivered elsewhere in the plan”

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Several UK universities are considering introducing MPharm courses, the Pharmacy Schools Council (PhSC) has said in its response to NHS England’s ‘Long-term workforce plan’.

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