Month: March 2026

April 2026 issue of IJCP has been published

Posted on by Derek Stewart

Remember that all ESCP members have free access to all journal issues, via the member login pages. 

The April 2026 issue of the journal was recently published, Volume 48, Issue 2 | International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy | Springer Nature Link

Check out the great selection of reviews and research papers. A great range of impactful papers across the full spectrum of clinical pharmacy. There is a great ESCP Best Practice Paper, ESCP best practice: development, implementation and evaluation of sick day guidance in primary care in the Netherlands | International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy | Springer Nature Link

Plus much more.

ESCP emails currently not operational

Posted on by Home Quality

2026-03-10 We are deeply sorry to inform you that ongoing email issues have escalated to a point where our society is currently not able to receive or send any more emails, due to technical issues that are ongoing at our hosting provider. As the confidence that the current provider is able to resolve these issues in a timely, satisfying and lasting way has been greatly damaged, we have initiated a procedure to change hosting provider. This will be done in the coming ten working days.
Although we are sure this is the only way that will enable us to return to the level of support we are seeking to provide to our members, visitors, sympathizers and partners, we are sorry to have to report that you might encounter email bounces or delayed deliveries to all accounts on ..@escpweb.org.
We are taking all possible measures to resolve these issues in the most timely manner possible, while trying to avoid any further loss of emails that are being sent to our International Office. Also, the contact forms on our website is being forwarded to the ..escpweb.org mailboxes, so your submissions there are delayed as well.
Please follow our News section for any further updates on this important topic.

This post will be updated following developments. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.

For urgent matters, you can only use our general contact form on the website via the top menu About us>Contact us.

ESCP exits X (formerly Twitter)

Posted on by Edwin van Aalten

The General Committee of ESCP has decided to leave X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

Early 2024 many universities have decided to leave X, citing declining relevance and reduced engagement. We have noted that the number of content moderators has been seriously decreased, leading to an increase in fake news and more hatred inducing posts.

The changes to Platform X—from the algorithmic amplification of right-wing populist content to the restriction of organic reach—make its continued use unacceptable for ESCP. The Society’s withdrawal underscores our commitment to fact-based communication and our opposition to anti-democratic forces. The values that promote diversity, freedom, and science are no longer upheld on the platform.

We want to reaffirm the importance of an open and constructive culture of debate. This decision applies exclusively to our X account and does not affect our communication via other social media channels, of which we will continue to closely monitor the development of the platforms and their algorithms.

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