Michigan Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 16, 2016) |
Department LR. Licensing and Regulatory Affairs |
Bureau of Professional Licensing |
Chapter Board of Pharmacy - Continuing Education |
Section 338.3044. Computation of credit hours.
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(1) If an organized continuing education course or program is offered in segments of 50 to 60 minutes each, 1 hour of credit shall be given for each such segment. A pharmacist shall not be granted multiple credit for the same program of continuing education in the same licensure renewal period. For purposes of this
rule, continuing education time shall exclude all of the following: Coffee breaks. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner breaks. Any other breaks in the program.
(2) A pharmacist may earn 1 hour of continuing education credit for each hour devoted to a home study program offered through an acpe-approved provider or other instructional approaches that include an evaluation component including, but not limited to, on-line continuing education programs and journal articles, with a maximum of 20 continuing education hours obtained in each renewal period. A pharmacist shall not be granted multiple credit for the same program of continuing education in the same licensure renewal period.
(3) Two hours of continuing education credit may be earned for each hour spent in actually presenting a course or program which has been approved
for continuing education credit. A presenter shall not be granted multiple credit for the same program of continuing education in the same licensure renewal period.
(4) Twelve hours of continuing education credit may be earned for each 1 academic quarter hour of postgraduate study of a course approved for continuing education credit given by an academic institution approved by the board.
(5) Eighteen hours of continuing education credit may be earned for each 1 academic semester hour of postgraduate study of course approved for continuing education credit given by an academic institution approved by the board.
History: 1979 AC; 1982 AACS; 2007 AACS.