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期刊名:Currents in pharmacy teaching and learning

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ISSN:1877-1297

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Lillian G Boehmer,Megan E MacLean,Molly M Corder Lillian G Boehmer
Purpose: This reflection aims to highlight the ambulatory care setting and its impact on pharmacy student experiential education through student involvement in developing a contraception pharmacy service. Although pharmac...
K Ashley Garling,Kathryn Litten,Holli Temple K Ashley Garling
Performance assessments for student pharmacists are required by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education to monitor student knowledge, retention, and professional skill sets. Near the end of their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experien...
Susanne Kaae,Armin Andersen,Bente Gammelgaard et al. Susanne Kaae et al.
Introduction: Pharmacists need more insight into patients' perspectives on medicine to target their counseling and improve patient outcomes. Patient simulation exercises, where pharmacy students are asked to consume medic...
Minichil Chanie Worku,Melese Legesse Mitku,Wondm Ayenew et al. Minichil Chanie Worku et al.
Introduction: The circulation of substandard and counterfeit pharmaceutical products on the national and international markets has increased. Different studies revealed that there is limited information about pharmacy pro...
Ngan Thi Tran,Phuong Nguyen Thi Thu,Nguyen Thi Thu Thao et al. Ngan Thi Tran et al.
Interprofessional education is acknowledged as an efficacious strategy for fostering collaboration among healthcare professionals, especially in developing countries where interdisciplinarity and cooperation among healthcare practitioners a...
Dylan Davidson,Nicola Vasey,Amy Mundell et al. Dylan Davidson et al.
Background: Initial education and training standards for pharmacists in Great Britain require early clinical exposure to patients using experiential work-based learning. However, there is poor evidence of this approach in...
Huri Balikubiri,Lauren Corré,Jacinta L Johnson et al. Huri Balikubiri et al.
Introduction: Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) are tasks that professionals within a field perform autonomously. EPAs are incorporated in workplace-based assessment tools to assist training and professional deve...
Allison M Chung,Ashley Hawthorne Allison M Chung
Purpose: This review article is the first comprehensive evaluation of the available literature surrounding the education of death and dying in pharmacy schools. The purpose of this review was to describe the available lit...
Joe Strain,Shanna K O&#x;Connor,Jacob Ford Joe Strain
Background: Pharmacy students completing Internal Medicine rotations may be exposed to different stylistic approaches from providers on routine activities like patient rounds. This may be beneficial as students can learn ...
Josephine F Mertens,Thomas G H Kempen,Ellen S Koster et al. Josephine F Mertens et al.
Background and purpose: Clinical decision-making (CDM) is crucial in pharmacy practice, necessitating effective teaching in undergraduate and postgraduate pharmacy education. This study aims to explore undergraduates and ...