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Medical Cannabis: Are Pharmacy Students Prepared?

8 Dec 20206 Dec 2020
By: Jessica Dotson, PharmD/MBA Student Once overwhelmingly opposed by the majority of Americans, cannabis has since gained major popularity over the last decade. A 2019 Pew Research Center survey found…
Perspectives

Are Faculty Wellness Programs Worth It?

1 Dec 20204 Dec 2020
By: Danielle Pagano, Student Pharmacist; Jaclyn Boyle, PharmD, MS, MBA, BCACP, BCPS; Kathrine Distel, PharmD The discussion surrounding burnout in pharmacy has been gaining increasing attention in recent years. Burnout is…
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A Pivotal Pandemic: Opportunities to Optimize Student Evaluations

17 Nov 202014 Nov 2020
By: Michael Behal, PharmD The Challenge at Hand Even after the COVID-19 pandemic resolves, anecdotal reports from colleagues and published opinions point to continuation of virtual and blended learning. COVID-19…
Perspectives

Can an APPE be delivered as a virtual experience?

29 Oct 202027 Oct 2020
By: Wesley Nuffer, PharmD; Eric Gilliam, PharmD; Megan Thompson, PharmD; Jennifer Trujillo, PharmD Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic shut down much of the world except for essential personnel.  Student pharmacists were…
Perspectives

“Trigger Warnings: Exploring both sides of an ongoing debate”

20 Oct 202018 Oct 2020
By:  Allison Olmsted, Student Pharmacist “Trigger warnings” are statements that warn an individual of potential disturbing content that may be encountered in literature, media, and/or course content in an academic…
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Revisiting the Legacy of Dr. William Osler: How patient care can help maximize educational efficiency

1 Oct 202024 Sep 2020
By:  Emmeline Tran, PharmD, BCPS; Jonathan Thigpen, PharmD; Vibhuti Agrahari, PhD MPharm; Damianne Brand-Eubanks PharmD  “Let not your conceptions of disease come from the words heard in the lecture room…
Questions for the Academy

How Can We Make Program Evaluation Count?

11 Jun 20209 Jun 2020
By: Isabelle Lafleur, M.Sc. In recent years, the evaluation of curricula and quality assurance have become increasingly important topics of interest.  In order to demonstrate that they reach the level…
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Making a Bigger Tent: Broadening Publication Options in Pharmacy Education

25 Feb 202022 Feb 2020
By: Spencer E. Harpe, PharmD, PhD, MPH, FAPhA This post is part of an Anniversary Series celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning (CPTL) and the…
Perspectives

Perils of Preaching to the Choir

15 Oct 201919 Nov 2019
By: Mackenzie Betancur, Student Pharmacist; Kelli Rourke, Student Pharmacist; and Jennifer Trujillo, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS, CDE, BC-ADM Have you ever walked into a classroom and been instantly disappointed because attendance…
Perspectives

Making the Most of Mentorship: Thoughts from a Student

13 Feb 201814 Feb 2019
by Sara Catherine Pearson, PharmD Candidate 2018 In my first year of pharmacy school I was matched with a mentor through a formal mentorship program. When asked, “Why do you…

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