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Area of Science:

Pharmacy
Education
Workforce Development

Background:

Pharmacy education and training are essential for workforce supply.
Competencies must align with pharmaceutical care needs.

Discussion:

The study emphasizes the foundational role of education.
Adequate numbers and correct competencies are highlighted.

Key Insights:

Effective pharmaceutical care delivery relies on robust pharmacy education.
Workforce supply and competency development are interconnected.

Outlook:

Future directions in pharmacy training and education.
Ensuring a skilled pharmacy workforce for evolving healthcare needs.