FPGEE Review: A Companion Guide to NAPLEX: Strategies, Practice, and Review - Kriak, John
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Pass the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination (FPGEE) with Kaplan's new FPGEE Review: A Companion Guide to the NAPLEX. A passing score on the FPGEE is required for foreign pharmacists to earn U.S. certification. Kaplan's review guide is built around the FPGEE competencies to help ensure your complete understanding of pharmaceutical sciences; clinical sciences; biomedical sciences; and social, behavioral, and administrative pharmacy sciences. Each chapter features learning objectives, highlighted key concepts and mnemonics, clinical correlates, assessment Q&A, and more to help you…mehr

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Pass the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination (FPGEE) with Kaplan's new FPGEE Review: A Companion Guide to the NAPLEX. A passing score on the FPGEE is required for foreign pharmacists to earn U.S. certification. Kaplan's review guide is built around the FPGEE competencies to help ensure your complete understanding of pharmaceutical sciences; clinical sciences; biomedical sciences; and social, behavioral, and administrative pharmacy sciences. Each chapter features learning objectives, highlighted key concepts and mnemonics, clinical correlates, assessment Q&A, and more to help you break down difficult concepts. FPGEE Review's clean, easy-to-read design, along with plenty of figures and tables, helps you maximize the efficiency of your review.
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John A. Kriak, PharmD, is an educational consultant for Kaplan Medical. He began working with Kaplan Medical in 1995 on the first version of the PCAT (Pharmacy College Admission Test) review book. Since then, Dr. Kriak has worked as a content developer and question bank item writer for both NAPLEX and USMLE Step 1 and 2 programs at Kaplan. He received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the Duquesne University.