FIPx is FIP’s online learning platform which hosts FIP-developed courses and programmes for FIP members.
These include courses and programmes that may have been co-created in partnership with member organisations or partners, or with our FIP officers and volunteers.
Digital health in pharmacy: FIP online course for educators and practitioners (2025)
Enrolment to this course is closed. We’ll notify you once it reopens.
The digital health in pharmacy online course equips educators and practitioners with the skills to integrate digital health into pharmacy education, fostering a digitally capable workforce. Based on FIP’s 2021 report on Digital Health in Pharmacy Education, this course develops change-makers ready to expand digital health teaching and enhance pharmacy practice. This latest iteration incorporates participant feedback for a more improved learning experience.
Module 1 covers digital health tools for pharmacists and related challenges they may encounter in practice. A certificate is awarded for completion. Participants may choose to complete two further modules, which aim to support educators to include digital health in pharmacy curricula.
Substandard and falsified medicines online course (2025)
Open courseThe course on substandard and falsified medical products for pharmacy students was developed in 2021. The course formalises and structures information available to pharmacists, covering the root causes of SF medical products, early warning signals, good procurement practices, working with authorities, and advice to patients.
To date, the course has been successfully deployed in universities in Cameroon, Senegal and Tanzania. The course is available in French and English and supported by a Curriculum Guide and is hosted on FIPx. The curriculum guide serves as a tool for education on SF medical products and can be adapted to the needs of individual training institutions. It provides practical tips and is supplemented with modules aligned with the WHO prevention-detection-response strategy. These tools were presented at a roundtable hosted by WHO in March 2022
The course is suitable for educators, faculties of pharmacy training institutions, health regulatory institutions and others who wish to meet their respective needs for strengthening pharmacists’ contributions to containing the SF medical products threat to public health. If you are interested in deploying the course, please contact FIP at profession@fip.org.
