Providing a one-of-a-kind program where students can animate, view, and print three-dimensional models to help them visualize and understand complex concepts and processes.
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The PDI provides contract development and testing services for solid oral dosage forms specializing in early development. In addition, the PDI offers training workshops for pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies. The workshops offer classroom instruction and hands-on training that can be custom-tailored to the company’s unique needs.
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An educational display of medicinal plants herbs and spices and also as a conservatory source of standard specimens.
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A realistic and objective training facility for learners to practice and perfect patient care without risk to real patients.
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Providing accredited educational programs to pharmacists and other healthcare professionals.
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Providing the Rhode Island community with the latest, most complete information regarding medications.
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Providing healthcare practitioners with timely, evidence-based drug information to promote the safe, rational use of medications.
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Team wins College’s first championship in ACCP Clinical Pharmacy Challenge
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A new, federally funded initiative at the University of Rhode Island will promote the maple industry throughout the Northeast, stressing the sustainability and market value of this local crop and the potential health benefits of maple food products.
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Fifth-year Pharm.D student Amanda Loomis was nominated to College Leadership R.I. When Amanda Loomis arrived on the URI campus a fresh-faced, first-year pharmacy student, she didn’t know what she wanted to specialize in, just that she didn’t want to focus on geriatrics. She was spending her time just “checking off the boxes,” as she said, […]
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