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期刊名:American journal of pharmaceutical education

缩写:AM J PHARM EDUC

ISSN:0002-9459

e-ISSN:1553-6467

IF/分区:3.1/Q1

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Elizabeth Hageman,Catherine Gilmore,James Wheeler Elizabeth Hageman
Objective: This study examines pharmacy technician training programs offered by schools of pharmacy in the United States. Highlighted are examples of program structure, including hours, funding sources and faculty involve...
Imad F Btaiche,Hanine Mansour,Sarah El Hawa et al. Imad F Btaiche et al.
Objective: This study assessed and compared perceptions of professional identity (PI) and interprofessional identity (IPI) of professional third- (P3) and fourth-year (P4) student pharmacists and explored their intercorre...
Stacey D Curtis,Kristine M Cline Stacey D Curtis
As the landscape of pharmacy education continues to evolve in response to the ever-changing demands of healthcare, the prioritization of well-being within pharmacy education has emerged as an essential imperative. Beyond fulfilling accredit...
Ronaldo Morales Junior,Sonya Tang Girdwood,Shannon Reinert et al. Ronaldo Morales Junior et al.
Objectives: The objective of this review is to explain how the pharmacokinetics of intravenously administered drugs is altered in critically ill patients, using the Fish Tank Model as a conceptual and visual framework. ...
Shannon Dicken,Nicole DeLeon,Eric J Gutierrez et al. Shannon Dicken et al.
Objective: To investigate whether generative artificial intelligence (genAI) can improve pharmacy assessment practices, specifically rubric development and grading of student written reflection assignments. ...
Erin E Pauling Erin E Pauling
Terminology plays an important role in shaping how students experience academic support within pharmacy education. Terms commonly used in progression policies, such as "remediation," "at-risk," or "slow down plans," may convey deficit-orien...
Aleda M H Chen,Denise H Rhoney,Krisy A Thornby et al. Aleda M H Chen et al.
The AACP Academic Affairs Committee (2025-2026) was charged with continuing to advance Competency-Based Pharmacy Education (CBPE) efforts. Specifically, the committee was asked to develop and pilot readiness-to-change instruments for facult...
Angela Long,Matthew Cooper,Holly Cuskin et al. Angela Long et al.
Objective: To explore pharmacy student and faculty perspectives on the learning and experience of a student-led cardiovascular disease (CVD) screening clinic as a form of work-based learning, with a focus on identifying o...
Brianne L Porter,Kristine M Cline,Victoria L Williams Brianne L Porter
Faculty in health sciences often juggle multiple competing priorities related to teaching, scholarship, service, and clinical practice. This may lead to the prioritization of certain duties at the expense or delay of others, especially when...