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Perspectives

Unveiling the hidden patient journeys

8 Oct 201919 Nov 2019
By: Jane Xia BSc.Pharm, PharmD, MBA and Simon Albon BSc, MSc, PhD Last year I (Jane) faced a serious life-threatening illness. As my first real exposure to the healthcare system…
Perspectives

A Student Pharmacist’s Journey to Empathy: Easier Said Than Done

13 Nov 201814 Feb 2019
By Lisa Deacon, 2019 PharmD Candidate Suppose you have a diabetic patient with a complicated medication regimen that includes a fast acting insulin injection three time a day with meals,…
Teacher Reflections

Teaching with Heart: Empathy in the Classroom

10 Apr 201814 Feb 2019
by Yuan Zhao, PhD  Lynn Fuller, PhD, RPh Many instructor-related factors contribute to student learning in a classroom including mastery of subject, teaching style, attitude and enthusiasm.1 One factor that…
Preliminary research

I Feel Your Pain: Developing Empathy in Student Pharmacists Within a Pharmacology Course

24 Oct 201714 Feb 2019
By Megan Chapman, PharmD/MPH Candidate 2018 As healthcare professionals, it is easy to tell patients that they must take their medications exactly as prescribed in order for their conditions to be…

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