Hello there!
I managed to have few research articles from my PhD Pharmacy practice work from Pakistan. I feel that I need to know a lot more than what I have right now to develop and polish my skills to be a good teacher/researcher in this field.
Now, I am wondering that I have to go abroad to accomplish this mission from experts in this field. I want to ask, should I do this by going for post-doc or should I go for another PhD? Which one pays better and which country will be the best choice?
One of serious problems of all PhD programs in pharmacy practice or clinical pharmacy is "research weakness", as the major concern is practice but not research. If you want to master research methodology and statistics, you had better go for a PhD in social and administrative pharmacy, or social pharmacy in short. Given your background in PhD from Pakistan, it is quite challenging to find a postdoc or a grant for another PhD. However, you can learn on your own and discuss with your senior staff by starting from my paper - Winit-Watjana W. Research philosophy in pharmacy practice: necessity and relevance [review]. Int J Pharm Pract 2016;24;428-36.
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