With aging populations worldwide, we need more pharmacists in geriatrics.
This cross-national study compares pharmacy students in the US & Australia, finding greater interest in geriatrics among Australian students. Drivers included deprescribing interest and curriculum exposure
How can we improve team-based care? At the University of Mississippi, 500+ students from pharmacy, nursing, nutrition, and more learned together in an interactive IPE session. @olemisspharmacy
🧠 A new article from Wilkes and Binghamton Universities highlights a student-led symposium that integrated systemic racism education into a foundational pharmacy course.
Students explored structural racism and health disparities, presented their findings, and emerged more confident and informed. A powerful, replicable model.
Uyen Le et al. from California Northstate University College of Pharmacy published an article in @CPTLJournal about enhancing #PharmacyCalculations efficiency using self-directed learning and self-reinforcement assessment strategies. https://t.co/wm3s1WkSdN
The future of the UPJE is uncertain, but pharmacy law educators will still need to teach both federal and state law. Data is needed to inform policy decisions about this new exam. @nabp
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Most pharmacy students need to pass the MPJE to become licensed pharmacists, but pass rates are declining. The NABP is looking to standardize the exam with a new Uniform Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (UPJE). What do pharmacy law educators think? #pharmed#TwitteRx
A new study by the American Society of Pharmacy Law surveyed educators to see their thoughts on the UPJE. While portability of licensure was seen as a benefit, some worried about the ability to assess state-specific laws and practice-readiness.
🔎 *Online learning* is an emerging research focus! With rising global collaboration, what’s next for pharmacy education? Read the full analysis in https://t.co/8w2YDnL6Ft #PharmacyEducation#PharmEd
🚀 Pharmacy education research is booming! 2264 publications (2003-2022) highlight global growth, with a major surge in 2019. Explore the trends in Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning https://t.co/8w2YDnL6Ft
🏥 Innovative Pharmacy Education: New study explores religious cultural sensitivity training for pharmacy students! Interactive MyDispense simulations show promise in enhancing student understanding of diverse patient care. 🩺 #HealthEquity#CulturalCompetence#pharmed#TwitteRx
Researchers highlight need for refined study designs to better integrate cultural sensitivity training in pharmacy curriculum. Future innovations ahead! 🌍