Effective Communication - The changing terrain of communication has made the need for becoming a competent communicator even more significant. This module will help you develop foundational and advanced skills in communication, especially communication related to the life sciences. More specifically, this course will focus on effectively presenting scientific data to a wide variety of audiences and a wide variety of settings.

Speaker Programs - With the ever-evolving and innovative technology world we live in, pharmaceutical companies have gotten creative in providing speaker programs using various outlets. By understanding the changing landscape surrounding these educational programs, life science professionals can better utilize the sources of knowledge available to them.

Drug Literature Evaluation - Healthcare professionals have an essential responsibility to stay up to date with the latest drug literature. However, it can be a daunting task to critically evaluate clinical studies to make recommendations based on evidence-based medicine. This module serves as a one-stop shop that equips learners with the tools needed for drug literature evaluation, including study design review, literature searches, drug information responses, and strategies for keeping up with rapidly expanding medical information.

Buy & Bill - This module explains the Buy and Bill lifecycle from procurement through reimbursement, including operational workflow, compliance touchpoints, and common reimbursement risks that can impact access and payment outcomes.

Copay Maximizers & Accumulators - This module reviews copay maximizer and accumulator program mechanics and their impact on patients, providers, payers, and manufacturers, with practical context for access strategy and adherence outcomes.

Social and Behavioral Pharmacy - Social and behavioral pharmacy incorporates how patient behaviors affect health outcomes and lays the foundation for medication adherence, public health, and medical decision-making. This course covers medication adherence, communication, disparities in healthcare, public perceptions and roles of healthcare providers, vaccine hesitancy, medical decision making, and the evolving role of pharmacists in inpatient care.

Patient Centricity - The idea of involving patients in the decision-making process in healthcare systems is at the core of the patient-centricity movement. This module explores how patient engagement, patient involvement, and patient-focused principles influence decisions across regulatory agencies, academia, providers, and payers, including the role of patient-reported outcomes in reimbursement decisions.

Pharmacy Mobile Applications & Resources - Mobile health is rapidly expanding through smartphones, tablets, wearables, and other technologies used to enhance patient care delivery and public health practice. This course reviews how mobile applications support point-of-care decision-making, medication dispensing and administration, and the broader growth of mHealth across healthcare professionals and consumers.

Rare Disease Drug Development - Collectively, over 30 million people in the US are affected by rare diseases. This course introduces the rare disease landscape, the Orphan Drug Act, and the ethical and legal considerations that shape drug development for treatments serving small patient populations.