USU PHARMACY PUBLIC RELATIONS - The Master's Program in Pharmaceutical Science of the USU Faculty of Pharmacy carried out post-accreditation monitoring and evaluation on June 19, 2024, which was attended by the Dean and Vice Deans of the Faculty of Pharmacy of USU, Head of the Study Program, Secretary of the Study Program, Faculty Quality Assurance Group, Study Program Quality Control Group, SIA operators, administrative staff, and the Master's Program in Pharmaceutical Science Accreditation Form Team. The assessor was Dr. rer. nat. apt. Nanang Fakhrudin, M.Si. (UGM).
The assessor (Dr. rer. nat. apt. Nanang Fakhrudin, M.Si) listened to the presentation of the follow-up results of the assessor's recommendations on the field assessment (AL) in 2020 by the Head of the USU Master's Program in Pharmaceutical Science (Yuandani, M.Si., Ph.D., Apt.) and questions and answers together with KPS and the Dean of the USU Faculty of Pharmacy (Khairunnisa, M.Pharm., Ph.D., Apt.).
Post-accreditation monitoring and evaluation, previously called post-accreditation surveillance, is an activity to fulfill the quality of study programs following the increased accreditation of health study programs, which LAM-PTKes have determined. Post-accreditation monitoring and evaluation are expected to show the extent to which the study program can carry out follow-up and coaching recommendations or feedback the assessor team provides when conducting the assessment.
The purpose of post-accreditation and evaluation is to monitor and evaluate health study programs accredited with their rankings. Post-accreditation monitoring and evaluation show whether the study program is still guaranteed quality according to the rating and whether the study program can implement the coaching recommendations or feedback given after the assessor team completes the assessment. In this case, it is a form of real action that can be proven.