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Hanna Stambuli-Kumwenda¹, Nelson Nyoloka², Hope Michael Chadwala³

¹University of North Carolina Project, Tidziwe Centre Private Bag A-104 Lilongwe, Malawi.

The International journal of pharmacy practice

|February 17, 2026

Abstracto

Objective:

Describe current pharmacy education, practice, and related research endeavors for pharmacists in Malawi and comment on advances being made.

Key Findings:

Pharmacists are currently involved in a variety of research endeavors including antimicrobial stewardship, clinical trials, and medication use processes. Advances being made in pharmacy education will advance clinical practice and pharmaceutical care. These advances are expected to further expand research opportunities in the areas of implementation science, population health, and health outcomes.

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educación farmacéutica práctica farmacéutica investigación farmacéutica Malawi atención farmacéutica ciencias de la implementación salud poblacional resultados de salud

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