What is the accreditation body for Board approved continuing education providers for pharmacists?

The correct answer is ACPE, which stands for the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education. ACPE is the recognized accreditation body responsible for accrediting providers of continuing education for pharmacists. This organization ensures that the education programs offered to pharmacists meet specific standards of quality and relevance.

Continuing education is essential for pharmacists in maintaining their competency and staying updated with the latest practices, therapies, and regulatory requirements in the field. ACPE's role in approving continuing education providers is critical, as it empowers pharmacists to select high-quality educational offerings that contribute to their professional development.

APhA (American Pharmacists Association) is a professional association that offers resources and support for pharmacists but does not have the role of an accrediting body. PAC (Pharmacy Accreditation Commission) is also not the main accrediting body for continuing education. NAPB (National Association of Boards of Pharmacy) focuses on supporting and protecting the public health by facilitating the continuous improvement of pharmacy practice, but does not serve as an accreditor for continuing education providers.