Advancing Pharmacy Education by Moving From Sequenced “Integration” to True Curricular Integration

Sun, Dianqing; Kinney, Justin B.; Hintz, Alexandra; Beck, Melissa R.; Chen, Aleda M.H.

doi:10.1016/j.ajpe.2023.100056

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“…are central to this educational framework, providing experiential learning opportunities for students to apply classroom knowledge in real-world pharmacy settings. 1 , 2 …”

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“…are central to this educational framework, providing experiential learning opportunities for students to apply classroom knowledge in real-world pharmacy settings. 1,2 As pharmacy schools aim to prepare graduates for the dynamic challenges of modern healthcare, the focus on internship excellence has become increasingly paramount. 2 Understanding the approaches and best practices utilized by academic institutions is essential for advancing the quality and effectiveness of pharmacy internships.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Promoting Internship Excellence: Key Strategies Employed by Pharmacy Schools for Successful Development

Hatem

2023

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Various early pharmacy practice experiences, such as introductory, advanced, and postgraduate internship programs, are part of the journey of future pharmacists during their educational experience in pharmacy schools. Pharmacy schools have the potential to enhance the quality of their internship programs by establishing strategies to provide comprehensive instruction and practical experience for students. Hence, this commentary shade light on the critical tactics employed by pharmacy schools to guarantee the growth and success of pharmacy students during their different internship programs.

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“…are central to this educational framework, providing experiential learning opportunities for students to apply classroom knowledge in real-world pharmacy settings. 1 , 2 …”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%