推进研究和奖学金：2024-25年AACP研究和研究生事务委员会报告。

IF 3.5 4区教育学 Q1 EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education Pub Date : 2025-07-20 DOI:10.1016/j.ajpe.2025.101471

Elias B. Chahine , Jaclyn D. Cole , Motolani E. Ogunsanya , Johnnie L. Early , Aurijit Sarkar , Wen Xie , Dorothy F. Farrell , Vicki Ellingrod

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摘要

2024-2025年美国药学院协会（AACP）研究和研究生事务委员会（RGAC或委员会）负责为学院使用的研究和奖学金创建一个更新的定义，对AACP活动进行审计，以确定推进或支持委员会定义的研究和奖学金的机会，并制定这些项目的指标。委员会通过为研究和学术提供更新的定义来履行其第一项职责，认识到两者对药学专业的发展至关重要，对学术也同样重要。在第二项任务中，委员会确定了在几个AACP项目中增加与研究、奖学金和研究生教育相关的内容和目标的机会。委员会指出，对于其中许多项目，AACP可以扩大资格、调整项目要求或重新设计营销材料，以使研究生、研究人员和基础科学家能够或增加他们的参与。委员会强调，在AACP年会中扩大纳入科学、研究和研究生教育主题，包括通过建立一个重点研究和奖学金轨道。委员会还确定了AACP通过新项目为研究、奖学金和研究培训提供支持的机会。在第三项指控中，委员会考虑了AACP与研究和奖学金相关的活动和项目，并提供了可用于定期评估这些项目的结果和指标，以确保它们达到预期目标。委员会在其行动呼吁中决定，需要为学院所有成员建立一个坚实的研究和奖学金基础，以推进高等教育的三方使命。委员会提出了十二项建议供AACP考虑，两项建议供药学院和学校考虑。

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Advancing Research and Scholarship: Report of the 2024–2025 AACP Research and Graduate Affairs Committee

The 2024–2025 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Research and Graduate Affairs Committee (or the Committee) was charged with creating an updated definition of research and scholarship for use by the Academy, performing an audit of AACP activities to identify opportunities to advance or support research and scholarship as defined by the Committee, and developing metrics for these programs. The Committee met its first charge by providing updated definitions for both research and scholarship, recognizing that each is essential to the advancement of the pharmacy profession and equally important to the Academy. To fulfil its second charge, the Committee identified opportunities to add content and objectives related to research, scholarship, and graduate education to several AACP programs. For many of these programs, the Committee noted that AACP could expand eligibility, adjust program requirements, or reimagine marketing materials to enable or increase participation by graduate students, researchers, and basic scientists. The Committee emphasized the importance of including more content related to science, research, and graduate education in the AACP annual meeting, including the creation of a focused research and scholarship track. The Committee also identified opportunities for AACP to support research, scholarship, and research training through new programs. In addressing the third charge, the Committee reviewed AACP activities and programs related to research and scholarship and proposed outcomes and metrics that could be used to regularly evaluate these programs to ensure they are meeting their intended goals. In its call to action, the Committee affirms that a strong foundation in research and scholarship for all members of the academy is needed to advance the tripartite mission of higher education. The Committee proposes 12 recommendations for consideration by AACP and 2 suggestions for consideration by colleges and schools of pharmacy.

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American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 医学-学科教育

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4.30

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15.20%

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114

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