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Vol. 11 (2011)
Vol. 11 (2011)
Published:
11/06/2015
Research Article
Policy and Professionalism in Pharmacy Education
Mrs. Ruth Edwards
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Assessment of the curricular content devoted to the application and interpretation of rapid diagnostic tests in colleges of pharmacy in the United States
Stephanie L. Freed, Connie A. Valente, Jennifer K. Hagerman, Donald G. Klepser, Michael E. Klepser
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Top 200 prescribed drugs as a tool for pharmacy teaching and training
Win Winit-Watjana, Deanne Francis, Hui M. Ho
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Poster sessions as a learning tool in teaching immunochemical techniques
Humberto J. Morris, Irasema Pérez, Gabriel Llauradó, Odalys Rodríguez
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Knowledge, awareness and attitudes of pharmacy students toward epilepsy
Syed Shahzad Hasan, Dr. Muhammad Harris Shoaib Khan
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Pharmacy Students' Self-reported Health Behaviours and Spiritual Practices and Attitudes toward Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Jitka Pokladnikova, Lie Désirée
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Development of an online pharmaceutical calculations learning module
Phillip Bergen, Jenny McDowell, Rohan A. Elliott, A/Prof Louis Roller, Dr. David Kong
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What characterises professionalism in pharmacy students? A nominal group study
Jason Hall, Darren Ashcroft
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Incorporating an Educational Field Trip into the Teaching of Pharmaceutical R&D for Pharmacy Students: A Case Study
Eric C.Y. Chan, Edward R. Browne
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An educational process to transfer research into the pharmacist’s daily practice: An observational study in community pharmacies
Paola D'Incau, Anita Conforti, Michele E. Gangemi, Luciano Vettore, Anna Carreri
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Student feedback on structured large group learning sessions in Pharmacology in a medical school in Nepal
Dr. P. Ravi Shankar MD, Ms. Nisha Jha, Ms. Omi Bajracharya MPharm, Ms. Rojeena K. Shrestha, Mr. Harish S. Thapa MPharm
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Pharmacy Students’ Perceptions of Their Curriculum and Profession: Implications for Pharmacy Education
Flora Keshishian, Barrett P. Brenton
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An Exploration of How Students Learn in a Pharmacy Internship
Andy Wallman, Maria Gustavsson, Åsa Kettis Lindblad, Lena Ring
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The development of PILS scoring system for the assessment of teaching techniques
Wasif Syed G., Azhar S. Sulaiman, Norhayati Ismail, Azmi Sarriff, Yelly O. S.
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Staff and Student Perceptions of Teaching the History of Pharmacy
Stuart Anderson, Briony Hudson
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Pharmaceutical Care: a teaching experience
P. Fresco, C. Silva
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A model for demonstrating interdependence of mission, vision, strategic and assessment plans, and educational outcomes to increase awareness of these connections among faculty and administrators
Dr. Arun L. Jadhav
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Case Study of Generic Competencies Assessment
Françoise Crevier, Marie-Claude Binette, Daphné Girardot, Claudine Laurier, Johanne Vinet, Claude Mailhot, Chantal Pharand
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Teaching ethics to pharmacy students using a team-based learning approach
Sanah Hasan
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Choosing the pharmacy course: The need for guidance and counseling in preparation for higher education
Mary Anne Lauri, Maria Cordina, Josef Lauri, Dione Mifsud
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A proposal of a standard structure and approach for Pharmaceutical Care Case Reports
R. Martins, M. P. Pacheco, P. S. Araújo, R. Badaro
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Engaging in reflection: Error logs and the developing students’ skills
Dr. Charles W. Morecroft
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Improvisation Games in a Pharmacy Communications Course: “It was kind of interesting to get to step out of my science-orientated mind and get to be creative!”
Dr. Lisa Guirguis
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Experimental Education in Australian Pharmacy: Preceptors’ Perspectives
Betty B. Chaar, Jo-Anne Brien, Jane Hanrahan, Andrew McLachlan, Jonathan Penm, Lisa Pont
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Obesity Management in the Pharmacy
Steven W. Kerrigan, Nicola Meehan, Paul J. Gallagher
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Can engagement in academic dishonesty be described as planned behaviour or lack of self-control?
Marcus Henning, Phillipa Malpas, Sanya Ram, Iain Doherty, Fiona Kelly, Susan J. Hawken
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Attitudes of Japanese Pharmacy Students Toward Mental Illness
Marshalle E. Cates, Jean T. Bright, Hiroyuki Kamei, Thomas W. Woolley
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Evaluation of the ability of pharmacy and medicine students to calculate drug dosage
Lynne Meyler, Zevunnssa Ramtoola, James Barlow
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Evaluation of effectiveness and relevance of Safe Medication Practice Tutorials as a course for pharmacist prescribers in New Zealand
Ian Coombes, Amanda Wheeler, Andrew Hale
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CAN A DIAGNOSTIC TEST PREDICT PERFORMANCE IN NUMERACY ASSESSMENTS IN PHARMACY STUDENTS?
Geeta Hitch, David West, Brian Pearce
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Self-directed learning: preparing students for lifelong learning
Michael M Tunney, Heather M Bell
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Can you learn from a dummy? Pharmacy students’ views and perceptions of SimMan, a human patient simulator
Cleopatra Branch, Tarlochan Gill, Bugewa Apampa
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Engendering and appraising professionalism within the UK pharmacy pre-registration year: Identifying the current barriers
Maria Christou, David Wright
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Smoking cessation education in Thai schools of pharmacy
Piyarat Nimitakpong, Nathorn Chaiyakunapruk, Teerpon Dhippayom
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The use of human patient simulators for teaching UK pharmacy students about critical care
A. Reape, C. Lips-Nassif, L. Bailey, P. Ashwell, D. Brown
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The Value of Example Solutions in Pharmacy Education: The role of seniority and gender
Albin Sandelin, Helle Rüsz Hansen, Stefania Baldursdottir, Anders Skov Kristensen, Lasse K. Bak, Frederik Voetman Christiansen, Christine Selhuber-Unkel
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Student-led Pharmacotherapy Based Case (PBC) Discussions; A Unique Approach to Teaching
Toyin Tofade, Kajal Bhika
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