Several papers developed by ACCP members and committees were recently published on the ACCP Web site. Most ACCP papers now appear on the ACCP Web site as early, pre-publication drafts before their publication in the College’s official journal, Pharmacotherapy.

Among the group of recently released papers is a provocative ACCP Commentary on clinical scientist training and several accompanying editorials, as well as the first-ever ACCP student publication, “Tenets of Professionalism for Pharmacy Students.” Visit http://accp.com/govt/positionPapers.aspx to download any of the entries below.

1. 2008 ACCP National StuNet Advisory Committee. Tenets of professionalism for pharmacy students.
2. Dowling TC, Murphy JE, Kalus JS, Nkansah NT, Chappell JS, Wiederhold NP, Beringer P, Crews KR, Grabinski JL, Evens RP, Leff R. Recommended education for pharmacists as competitive clinical scientists. Pharmacotherapy (in press).
   • Editorial: Bauman JL, Evans WE. Pharm.D.-only investigators are critical to the profession: let’s preserve the fellowship as an equally important way to prepare future clinical pharmaceutical scientists. Or the case against the “All-Ph.D.” Pharmacotherapy (in press).
   • Editorial: Blouin RA, Pollack GM. Training clinical pharmaceutical scientists in today’s highly competitive times: it’s time to commit to change. Pharmacotherapy (in press).
   • Editorial Response: Evans WE, Bauman JL. The pedigree is important. Pharmacotherapy (in press).
3. Perez A, Doloresco F, Hoffman JM, Meek PD, Touchette DR, Vermuelen LC, Schumock GT. Economic evaluations of clinical pharmacy services: 2001–2005. Pharmacotherapy (in press).
   • Editorial: Zhang JX. Where does high-quality research in economic evaluation come from? Pharmacotherapy (in press).
4. Zellmer WA. Pharmacy vision and leadership: revisiting the fundamentals. Pharmacotherapy (in press).