ArticlePharmacy (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Blended Learning to Enhance Competencies Among Practicing Pharmacists: A Pre-Post Evaluation of the European Health Professionals' and the DigitAl Team SkillS Advancement Project in Romania.
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The digital transformation of healthcare requires stronger digital competencies among pharmacists, yet evidence on the effectiveness of structured training remains scarce. This study examines the impact of a blended digital health training programme delivered to practicing pharmacists in Bihor County, Romania, as part of the Romanian pilot of the EU-funded European Health Professionals' and the DigitAl team SkillS (H-PASS) project. A single-group pre-post educational design was applied to pharmacists from Bihor County, Romania, participating in a modular digital health training programme delivered between May and July 2025. A total of 84 pharmacists completed both pre-training and post-training self-reported competency assessments comprising 18 items across three modules: digital innovation and change management, communication and collaboration, and data management and digital literacy. Paired samples
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