CPD status: Mandatory · Reviewed 2026-08-02
An ACPE-approved online CE course examining legal requirements such as HIPAA alongside common ethical dilemmas pharmacists face when providing drug information, with a graded quiz and printable certificate on completion.
Covers hospital procurement and inventory tools, medication safety, managing drug shortages, and patient counselling communication skills for practising pharmacists.
A Johns Hopkins University specialization for pharmacy, medicine and public health professionals covering pharmacoepidemiology, drug utilization research and the use, safety and effectiveness of prescription drugs throughout the regulatory and clinical decision-making process.
A case- and question-based CPD course spanning 8 healthcare specialties (e.g. hypertension) for pharmacists, offering downloadable CPD certificates worth up to 22 CPD hours with full explanations and further reading for each answer.
A CPD/CEU-accredited online course on documentation and record-keeping standards under Good Manufacturing Practice, covering how a robust records system supports quality assurance and regulatory compliance over time.
Explores pharmaceutical practice fundamentals including Medication Therapy Management (MTM) and medication safety concepts relevant to pharmacy staff and pharmacists alike.
An online CPD-accredited ethics course offering reflective exercises and case-based scenarios to help pharmacy professionals demonstrate ethical reasoning and professionalism, producing a verifiable certificate suitable for a CPD/continuing-competence portfolio.
A university-designed online course exploring legal and ethical issues in pharmacy, including drug regulation and control, privacy/HIPAA-type laws, controlled substances, drug recalls, and the pharmacist's role in emergency preparedness.
A three-week course on the types and causes of medication errors, using automation to improve drug safety, and applying ethical approaches to pharmacy decision-making.
Summary of provincial CE models — confirm with your college of pharmacy.
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