RxPrep 2022/2023/2024

[huhnuuh]

Hello all,

I’m preparing for NAPLEX and wondering if I should get the latest edition of RxPrep or I can still use the physical copy of RxPrep 2022 or 2023 pdf? The thing is I like the physical copy more but I’m afraid it’s outdated by the time I take the exam. Planning on taking it in Dec or January. Thanks for your input.

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[Pharmacist@LTC]

Hello all,

I’m preparing for NAPLEX and wondering if I should get the latest edition of RxPrep or I can still use the physical copy of RxPrep 2022 or 2023 pdf? The thing is I like the physical copy more but I’m afraid it’s outdated by the time I take the exam. Planning on taking it in Dec or January. Thanks for your input.

Guideline/Drug Updates and Errata of NAPLEX® and MPJE®

The following information includes the most recent updates in the NAPLEX course book and MPJE manual. It will aid in the distribution of accurate drug information to pharmacists.

pharmacy.uworld.com

Here you can find info what updates have been made in 2023.

 

[Pharmacist@LTC]

Anyone has any info regarding new scoring system ! I heard there will be changes, starting October 1st.

 

[BC_89]

Hello all,

I’m preparing for NAPLEX and wondering if I should get the latest edition of RxPrep or I can still use the physical copy of RxPrep 2022 or 2023 pdf? The thing is I like the physical copy more but I’m afraid it’s outdated by the time I take the exam. Planning on taking it in Dec or January. Thanks for your input.

I would get the latest edition if possible. They're have been a few changes since I took it in 2022 (especially CDC vaccine updates, Diabetes Management, and Hyperlipidemia to name a few). Not sure what your long-term plans are, but I've easily referred to some of the guidelines during my PGY-1 hospital exposure, which served its purpose. If anything, it keeps you on track for passing without having to keep reminding yourself what is updated and what is not.

Anyone has any info regarding new scoring system ! I heard there will be changes, starting October 1st.

This is new to me - as far as i know, I have not heard of any changes taking place. Did this come from ASHP/NABP?