At AAPS, we take great pride in our commitment to nurturing the dreams and ambitions of our international students. Our institution goes beyond traditional education, focusing on creating an environment that fosters academic excellence and provides support and opportunities for our international students. This blog post will outline how AAPS supports international students, including scholarships, job search assistance, and recognition as a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Pharmaceutical Schools Scholarships for International Students AAPS understands many international students’ financial challenges when pursuing their education in Canada. To alleviate this burden, our pharmaceutical school offers a.. READ MORE »
In several countries, adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are listed as one of the top ten primary causes of death, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). To enhance public health by preventing or minimizing harm to patients, it’s crucial to have systems in place for assessing and overseeing the safety of medications in clinical settings. This is where pharmacovigilance comes in, the science and activities relating to detecting, assessing, understanding, and preventing adverse effects or any other medicine-related problem. Understanding the global scale of pharmacovigilance is invaluable for students navigating the intricate corridors of pharmaceutical school. Here’s why. The Imperative.. READ MORE »
The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has had a profound impact on societies worldwide, underscoring the critical importance of healthcare and the need for effective treatments and vaccines. This global health crisis has not only increased the demand for medical interventions but has also shed light on the vital role played by pharmaceutical professionals in combating diseases and improving public health. In response to the pandemic and a myriad of other problems, the pharmaceutical industry has rapidly adapted to meet the growing needs of the global population. From developing vaccines to producing therapeutics, pharmaceutical companies have been at the forefront.. READ MORE »
Canada’s globally recognized and respected education system makes it a popular destination for international students seeking to pursue and achieve their academic goals. AAPS’ status as a premier educational institution, coupled with its strategic location in the commercial and cultural melting pot of Toronto, makes it an attractive destination for international students in the country. AAPS is committed to innovation and academic excellence. Still, our most cherished trait is our complete commitment to the success and well-being of our diverse body of students, even after completing their program with us. Here, we’ll discuss how international students in our pharmaceutical training.. READ MORE »
So you’re looking to take the next step in your professional career, and an HPLC program is in the cards for you. But, perhaps because you still have questions about what value an HPLC certificate will add to your career prospects, you’re yet to make a decision. If this sounds familiar, then this blog should interest you. Here, we discuss a few reasons why going for an HPLC certificate can give your career a big boost. And if you feel like you’re ready to make that move, you should join the HPLC certification program offered at AAPS. What is High-Performance.. READ MORE »
Quality assurance is a critical aspect of the pharmaceutical industry. Ensuring the safety, effectiveness, and quality of drugs and medical devices is of utmost importance for both consumers and regulatory bodies. Consequently, there is a growing demand for individuals with specialized knowledge and training in quality assurance within the pharmaceutical industry. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking to advance, investing in pharmaceutical training can help you meet the demands of the industry and grow your career. At AAPS, our Pharmaceutical Quality Control and Quality Assurance Post-Graduate Diploma Program has been specifically designed to equip you with all the.. READ MORE »
The pharmaceutical industry is constantly evolving in the field of quality assurance and control. Within that area, professionals are seeking better ways of monitoring their products, through different stages of the supply chain to consumer homes. Safety and security are top priorities. With the emergence of counterfeit markets, authenticating pharmaceutical products is more important than ever. This is where RFID technology comes in. Capable of capturing and relaying data, RFID technology has become a solution for companies looking to ensure quality, improve patient safety, and secure their reputation in the pharmaceutical industry. For students working towards a career in pharmaceutical.. READ MORE »
Pharmacovigilance (or PV) is a major part of drug safety, dealing with the detection, assessment, and monitoring of drug effects on the human body. With updated regulations and technological advancements, the pharmaceutical industry is facing pressure to automate PV systems—optimizing spending costs while also improving risk management. By doing so, PV systems would be better suited to create personalized medicine. Automation would also help promote transparent data sharing between patients and healthcare providers as well as regulatory agencies. In this way, those pursuing pharmaceutical studies can expect automation to significantly change the pharmaceutical industry. Here’s a closer look at how.. READ MORE »
Big data is a term increasingly used by professionals in the pharmaceutical industry in recent years, as it is considered to be key to furthering pharmaceutical research and development (R&D). When used effectively, the information provided helps facilitate the discovery of a new drug product. The discovery of drugs becomes an easier process, as the data is used to predict how the drug will interact with the person consuming it. This data is also used to make research more efficient and to enhance clinical trials, as well as to facilitate technological innovation and improve client safety. With the use of.. READ MORE »
All kinds of medications are used to help relieve pain, prevent illnesses, manage diseases to avoid further complications, and much more. These medications typically fall into two categories: prescription (Rx) drugs and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs. There are many important differences between these two broad categories, which are important to regulatory affairs. Continue reading to explore the differences between both categories while gaining a brief look into some of Canada’s regulatory measures regarding Rx and OTC drugs. A Basic Overview of Over-the-Counter Drugs As you get ready to take online pharmaceutical courses, what are some important things to know about OTC.. READ MORE »
