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- Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences and the Pharmacy Council of India have signed an agreement to set up India's first pharmacy skill laboratory in Bengaluru.
- The laboratory will come up at the university's Bhimanakuppe research centre along with a southern zone centre for developing pharmacy teaching faculty.
- The Pharmacy Council of India will provide financial and academic support, while the university will provide infrastructure, administrative cooperation, laboratories and classrooms.
- Priority areas will include pharmacy education, curriculum and assessment, educational technology, artificial intelligence, skill development, research methods and professional development.
- A joint governing board of representatives from both institutions and pharmacy education experts will oversee the centres' functioning, and the move could strengthen pharmacy training standards nationwide.
What to watch next
- Progress on setting up the laboratory at the Bhimanakuppe research centre
- Formation and composition of the joint governing board
- Details of funding and programmes announced by the Pharmacy Council of India
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