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FIP Collaborating Centre

Co-chairs of Centre

Professor Ian Bates and Professor David Taylor

About the Centre

The FIP Collaborating Centre is a joint partnership between the School of Pharmacy, University of London and the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP). FIP is a federation of national pharmaceutical associations and societies and represents pharmacists and pharmaceutical personnel worldwide.

The FIP Collaborating Centre serves as a conduit for expertise, research and development in collaboration with key stakeholders in health care, including the WHO and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The Collaborating Centre aims to build the competence and capacity of individuals, institutions and countries to advance developments through projects, advice and training.

Current Activities

The Collaborating Centre is publishing a series of papers on public health and international policy this fall. The first of these papers will be published in the International Pharmaceutical Journal in September.

The Centre is currently supporting the Pharmacy Education Taskforce. More information about the Taskforce is available at www.fip.org/education.