2018
DOI: 10.5530/ijper.52.1.3
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Research Involvement of Pharmacy Faculties in India

Abstract: Objective: The contribution of Indian pharmacy research is unremarkable in the world. Hence, we aimed to determine the research involvement and research productivity of Indian pharmacy faculties. Methods: A questionnaire evaluating research involvement and research productivity of the faculties was developed, validated and sent to 7536 email addresses. The main question categories in the questionnaire were-demographics, journal related research activities, conference related research activities, opinions about… Show more

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“…The results were similar with that conducted with other innovations, such as modification of laboratory experiment, [32][33] integration of learning media and multimedia, 6 and the development of learning method, 9 as innovation can bring learning activity more efficient and it was effective to build professional skills. 7,34 Cooperative learning applied by the students to complete the given tasks has also proved to be a good strategy for teaching science, 16 while the implementation of inquiry-based learning, 19 Problem-Based Learning, 35 mini research [36][37] through their tasks have become good strategies for chemistry, pharmacy and other relevant sciences teaching. Stoichiometry topic is one of the challenging subjects to learn in Chemistry.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results were similar with that conducted with other innovations, such as modification of laboratory experiment, [32][33] integration of learning media and multimedia, 6 and the development of learning method, 9 as innovation can bring learning activity more efficient and it was effective to build professional skills. 7,34 Cooperative learning applied by the students to complete the given tasks has also proved to be a good strategy for teaching science, 16 while the implementation of inquiry-based learning, 19 Problem-Based Learning, 35 mini research [36][37] through their tasks have become good strategies for chemistry, pharmacy and other relevant sciences teaching. Stoichiometry topic is one of the challenging subjects to learn in Chemistry.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%