What must continuing education providers offer to gain approval from the BOP?

To gain approval from the Board of Pharmacy (BOP) as a continuing education provider, it is essential to submit a curriculum and maintain evaluation records for a minimum of three years. This requirement ensures that the educational content being presented is not only relevant and effective but also systematically evaluated for quality. The curriculum must align with established educational standards and objectives relevant to pharmacy practice. The evaluation records serve as documentation to demonstrate the provider's ongoing commitment to assessing the effectiveness of their programs and making necessary improvements based on feedback.

Having a structured curriculum demonstrates the provider’s ability to offer meaningful educational experiences, while the retention of evaluation records for three years allows for accountability and transparency regarding the educational outcomes. This level of scrutiny and record-keeping is crucial for maintaining high standards in continuing education within the pharmacy profession.

The other options, while potentially important in their own right, do not define the core requirements necessary for the approval process by the BOP. Ensuring a rigorous curriculum and consistent evaluation is paramount for continuing education providers in the pharmacy field.