UTIC course has been awarded a FIP Seal

UTIC (Understanding targeted therapies and immunotherapies for cancer) course has been awarded a FIP Seal. This is a joint collaboration between BOPA and ISOPP.

The FIP Seal for programmes is awarded to professional development programmes and courses and provides a visible signal of the alignment of a provider of programmes with the FIP mission to advance pharmacy worldwide. It also provides an external signal of solidarity and trust as the provider of programmes assures quality of their programmes and courses through a self-assessment criteria. For more information on FIP or the FIP seal click here: https://provision.fip.org/fip-seal/ 

This is a FREE course for BOPA free associates or PAID members and ISOPP members (no-fee) to access via their websites.

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