Section I: Defining Pharmacy Education 1. History of Pharmacy Education 2. Philosophy and Models
Section II: Pharmaceutical Education: Basic Roles and Contributions 3. Role of Pharmacy Education in the Advancement of Pharmacy Practice 4. How Pharmacy Education Contributes to Pharmaceutical Research and Development 5. How Pharmacy Education Contributes to Patient and Pharmaceutical Care 6. The Role of Pharmacy Education in Public and Community Health
Section III: Pharmaceutical Education: Features and Contributing Factors 7. Curricula Orientations: Classical Versus Clinically Oriented Curricula 8. Qualifications and Degrees Offered in Pharmacy Worldwide: A Comprehensive Overview 9. Teaching Strategies Used in Pharmacy 10. Assessment Methods and Tools 11. Similarities and Differences Between the East and West: Developed and Developing Worlds
Section IV: Special Issues in Pharmaceutical Education 12. Continuous Professional Development (CPD) and Self-learning 13. Capacity Building in Pharmacy Education 14. Quality and Accreditation Issues in Pharmacy Education 15. The Business of Pharmacy Education: Market Competition/Private Versus Government Players 16. Equality, Disparity and Ethical Issues in Pharmacy Education 17. Regulatory and Legal Issues in Pharmacy Education 18. Curriculum Development: Mismatch between Supply and Demand 19. Leadership in Pharmacy Education 20. Interprofessional Education in Pharmacy 21. Debatable Issues and Future Dimensions in Pharmacy 22. Concluding Remarks about Pharmacy Education: Achievements, Challenges and Potential Solutions