06/2006 Preliminary Findings: The Need for a New Pharmacy School Located in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex Area Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

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06/2006 Preliminary Findings: The Need for a New Pharmacy School Located in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex Area Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Presentation to the Academic Excellence and Research Committee June 14, 2006

06/2006

Pharmacy Schools in Texas Current: Texas Southern University (Houston) TTUHSC (Amarillo) University of Houston The University of Texas at Austin Opening Fall 2006: Texas A&M University System Health Science Center (Kingsville) University of the Incarnate Word (San Antonio) Current Satellite Programs Future Satellite Programs

06/2006 Statewide Distribution of Pharmacy Students by Main Campus and Satellite Campus Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 Distribution of Pharmacy Students for Fourth Year Clerkships ( ) Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006

Note: Degree estimate is based on an attrition rate of 8.97% which is the average actual attrition for Texas pharmacy students since 1999/2000. Sources: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Institutions.

06/2006

Practicing Pharmacists per 100,000 Population (2006) Statewide Average: 76 per 100,000 *50 per 100,000 for the South Texas region excluding Bexar County; 62 per 100,000 including Bexar County. Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 Pharmacy Practice Patterns of Out-of-State Graduates ( ) Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 Practice Location Patterns of Texas Pharmacy School Graduates ( ) Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 Pharmacy Patterns of Texas Southern University Graduates ( ) Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 Pharmacy Practice Patterns of Graduates of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center ( ) Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 Pharmacy Practice Patterns of University of Houston Graduates ( ) Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 Pharmacy Practice Patterns of The University of Texas at Austin Graduates ( ) Source: Texas State Board of Pharmacy

06/2006 New Licensees in Fiscal Year 2005 Texas Graduates394 Out-of-State425 Foreign 78 Total 897 The net increase (accounting for attrition) was 439 new pharmacists, 416 fewer than the number needed to meet annual statewide projections for pharmacist job openings.

06/2006

Key Preliminary Findings Texas ranks second (with Pa) in the U.S. in its number of pharmacy schools. Applications to pharmacy school increased by 134 percent from 2000 to Graduates increased by 61 percent from 2000 to 2005 and are projected to increase by 53 percent from 2005 to 2014 as the new pharmacy schools build capacity. Residents of the Metroplex are under- represented in pharmacy education.

06/2006 Key Preliminary Findings (cont). Texas is a net importer of pharmacists. In 2005, the net increase in total licensees did not meet the State’s annual projection of pharmacist job openings. Texas schools could increase their class size and remain within the norm for schools in states with similarly large population. The Metroplex has the third largest number of pharmacists per 100,000 population in the state. 49% of new out-of-state graduates and 23% of new Texas graduates practice in the Metroplex.