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HR0334LRB104 13540 ECR 26024 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The State of Illinois currently requires 

3candidates for pharmacist licensure to pass the Multistate 

4Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE) in addition to the 

5North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX); and

6 WHEREAS, Pass rate data for the Illinois MPJE has prompted 

7renewed interest in evaluating its effectiveness as a tool for 

8assessing licensure readiness and ensuring alignment with best 

9practices in competency assessment; and

10 WHEREAS, Variations in candidate performance between 

11Illinois and other jurisdictions suggest an opportunity to 

12examine the content, structure, and item development process 

13of the Illinois MPJE to ensure it accurately reflects current 

14law and supports workforce readiness; and

15 WHEREAS, There is substantial concern from academic and 

16professional stakeholders that the Illinois MPJE question bank 

17may be outdated and does not adhere to best practices in 

18contemporary exam development; and

19 WHEREAS, Multiple national pharmacy organizations, 

20including the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy 

21(AACP) and the American Pharmacists Association (APhA), have 

HR0334- 2 -LRB104 13540 ECR 26024 r

1called for reform or the elimination of the stand-alone 

2jurisprudence examination, citing redundancy, inconsistency, 

3and a lack of correlation with public safety outcomes; and

4 WHEREAS, Other states and territories, including Alaska, 

5Idaho, Michigan, Puerto Rico, Vermont, and the Virgin Islands, 

6have eliminated the MPJE requirement, and evidence from Idaho 

7shows no adverse impact on patient safety or regulatory 

8enforcement following its elimination; and

9 WHE