AACP

The AACP is the major credentialing body for professional pharmacy cognitive services that are remunerated separately from the supply of medicines. Its primary role is to develop and administer the assessment process leading to the accreditation of registered pharmacists... The AACP came into existence as the Australian Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) in 1992 and was re-named to its present title in 1994. The AACP is jointly owned by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) and The Pharmacy Guild of Australia (the Guild)... AACP's mission is to provide transparent and accountable processes for assessment and accreditation procedures. The main tasks of the AACP are to develop and administer the accreditation procedures for pharmacists wishing to provide professional pharmacy services, and to provide access to the specialised training.

Also known as: Australian Association of Consultant Pharmacy, Australian Association of Consultant Pharmacy Pty Ltd