Dubai Pharmacy College Students and Faculty participate in ACCP Virtual Poster Symposium
Dubai Pharmacy College for Girls (DPCG) participated in the American College of Clinical Pharmacy's (ACCP) Virtual Poster Symposium (VPS), showcasing innovative research, and fostering academic exchange. The event featured posters on display from May 19 through May 26 for asynchronous viewing and commentary, with two interactive sessions held on May 21 and May 22.
DPCG presented a total of five posters during the symposium:
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The BPharm students posters were the culmination of their capstone projects completed in their final year, demonstrating the practical applications of their academic studies. The MPharm (Clinical Pharmacy) students presented research derived from their thesis projects, highlighting their potential impacts on clinical practice.
Dr. Rizah Anwar Assadi played a significant role in the symposium. As an active member of ACCP's Adult Medicine Practice and Research Networks (AMED PRN) Walk Rounds Committee, Dr. Rizah volunteered as a reviewer for other posters within the AMED PRN.
Reflecting on their experience, several DPCG students shared their insights:
Rula Aljaede, MPharm: "Participating in the ACCP Virtual Poster Symposium was a privilege. It offered me the opportunity to showcase my research to a global audience and receive encouraging feedback from professional research reviewers. Moreover, the platform provided seamless networking opportunities, greatly enhancing my overall experience and facilitating valuable knowledge exchange."
Maimouna Anis, BPharm: “Participating in the virtual poster symposium of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy was an enjoyable and confidence-boosting experience. Despite the challenges posed by time zone differences, the feedback on our research was very positive.”
For more information on DPCG’s participation and to view the posters, please visit the ACCP Virtual Poster Symposium platform: ACCP VPS Platform