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PharmaXR
Pillar 01

Know exactly where your program stands before you change a single course.

A comprehensive audit of your curriculum, courses, assessments, technology, and faculty capability — producing an evidence-based map of gaps, overlaps, redundancies, and the highest-leverage opportunities for excellence.

Scope

What this engagement covers

Curriculum audit

Course-by-course review of objectives, content, sequencing, credit distribution, and alignment to program outcomes.

Assessment architecture review

Analysis of NAPLEX passing rate, exams, OSCEs, rubrics, and psychometric quality — including reliability, discrimination, and competency coverage.

Accreditation gap analysis

Mapping of current curriculum against ACPE standards and appendices, with documented evidence gaps and remediation priorities.

Technology readiness

Inventory of simulation, XR, LMS, analytics, and device infrastructure against what your intended curriculum will demand.

Faculty capability survey

Confidential instrument measuring faculty confidence, current AI and technology use, and development priorities.

Student and stakeholder voice

Structured input from students, preceptors, and employers on preparedness, workload, and practice-readiness.

Deliverables

What you receive

  • Executive audit report with prioritized findings
  • Curriculum map with gaps, overlaps, and redundancy flags
  • ACPE alignment matrix with evidence status
  • Assessment quality and competency coverage analysis
  • Faculty readiness index by department
  • Prioritized opportunity roadmap 
  • Dean-level presentation deck and faculty briefing
Timeline

How the work sequences

  1. Weeks 1–2

    Discovery & data request

    Kickoff with academic leadership, document collection, and stakeholder interview scheduling.

  2. Weeks 3–6

    Analysis & mapping

    Course-level coding, standards mapping, assessment psychometrics, and readiness scoring.

  3. Weeks 7–8

    Stakeholder validation

    Findings reviewed with faculty leads and curriculum committee to confirm accuracy and context.

  4. Weeks 9–10

    Report & roadmap

    Final report, prioritized roadmap, and executive presentation to the dean's leadership team.

Expected Outcomes

What changes for your institution

Clarity

A single, shared, evidence-based picture of the current curriculum.

Priority

Ranked opportunities with effort, impact, and dependency scoring.

Readiness

Documented accreditation evidence status before the self-study begins.

Alignment

Faculty and leadership working from the same diagnostic, not competing narratives.

Start with a rigorous diagnostic

Every transformation PharmaXR delivers begins with evidence about where you actually are.