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Investing in health worker education and continuous professional development (CPD & CE) is crucial for global health goals. A new global framework aids countries in assessing and advancing their pharmacy workforce development, supporting universal health coverage.

Keywords:

CE CPD Health workforce Pharmaceutical Workforce Development Goals Pharmacy continuing professional development education & training health workforce development workforce transformation

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Area of Science:

Health Workforce Development
Global Health Policy
Pharmacy Education

Background:

Continuous professional development (CPD) and continuing education (CE) are vital for health worker competency and achieving global health objectives.
Systematizing CPD & CE is a key strategy for effective health workforce development.
Pharmacy workforce development requires structured support to meet evolving healthcare needs.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a global framework designed to support pharmacy workforce development.
To outline how this framework assists countries in assessing their CPD & CE needs.
To describe the implementation and application of the global framework in various countries.

Main Methods:

The paper describes a global framework for pharmacy workforce development.
It details the framework's components for assessing CPD & CE needs.
Implementation examples from countries worldwide are presented.

Main Results:

The global framework provides a structured approach for countries to enhance their pharmacy workforce.
It facilitates the assessment of specific CPD & CE development requirements.
The framework is being utilized globally to drive progress in health workforce development.

Conclusions:

Investing in health worker education, including CPD & CE, is essential for global health.
The described global framework offers a practical tool for national pharmacy workforce development.
Implementing this framework supports progress towards universal health coverage and quality healthcare services.