The Bridging Pharmacy Education and Practice Summit: A Unique Convening With Purpose
Melissa Murer Corrigan1, Nidhi Gandhi1, Terri Moore1
1American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Arlington, Virginia.
Abstract:
It is not often that a group of health executives, educators, and professionals gather with the goal of identifying a preferred future for their profession and the patients they serve. It is even more rare when such an assembly results in a clear and actionable plan to follow to achieve that desired future. Nevertheless, the Bridging Pharmacy Education and Practice (BPEP) Summit, an unprecedented collaborative event in June 2022 that involved six sites across the country and more than 300 participants, was just such a convening. In this Commentary we provide a brief overview of this extraordinary summit and the events that led up to it.
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