What is CPPA's stated mission?

What is CPPA's stated mission?

• A. Center to raise revenue for pharmacies
• B. To license pharmacists
• C. Provide patient care above all else with no accreditation
• D. Raise the level of pharmacy delivered patient care services through accreditation

Answer: (D)

CPPA’s mission is to raise the level of pharmacy-delivered patient care services through accreditation. This is the best choice because it directly ties improving patient care to an accreditation process, which provides a formal framework of standards, evaluation, and quality improvement. Licensing pharmacists is handled by state boards and is not CPPA’s function, while increasing revenue isn’t the goal and providing care without accreditation contradicts CPPA’s focus. The emphasis on accreditation as the mechanism to enhance care is what makes this statement the correct one.

CPPA’s mission is to raise the level of pharmacy-delivered patient care services through accreditation. This is the best choice because it directly ties improving patient care to an accreditation process, which provides a formal framework of standards, evaluation, and quality improvement. Licensing pharmacists is handled by state boards and is not CPPA’s function, while increasing revenue isn’t the goal and providing care without accreditation contradicts CPPA’s focus. The emphasis on accreditation as the mechanism to enhance care is what makes this statement the correct one.