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ChatGPT: Questions Matter

9 Mar 20237 Mar 2023
By: Jeff Cain, EdD, MS ChatGPT is prone to factual errors. ChatGPT may portray biases. ChatGPT may become a crutch to students who will lose the ability to think. Those…
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Can Artificial Intelligence Teach Students How to Critically Think? 

7 Mar 20232 Mar 2023
By: Cherie Lucas, PhD, BPharm, Grad Cert Educ Stud (Higher Educ), MPS Dr. Jeff Cain recently published a CPTL Pulses article showcasing the ease of use of artificial intelligence (AI)…
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Will Face to Face Communication Fade in a Digital World?

28 Feb 202323 Feb 2023
By: Jaclyn Boyle, MS, MBA, BCACP and Jonathan Lang, PharmD Candidate 2023 With the technological advances of today's age, will students lose the ability to communicate face to face (F2F)?…
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Artificial Intelligence Wrote Most of This Article

26 Jan 20232 Mar 2023
By: Jeff Cain, EdD, MS As of 7:00 this morning, I only had a cursory knowledge of how artificial intelligence (AI) might play a role in the scholarly aspects of pharmacy…
Perspectives

What’s on the pharmacy education playlist?

3 Aug 202129 Jul 2021
By: Lana Dvorkin Camiel, PharmD and Francis Melaragni, DHS, MBA Traditionally, the learning resources in pharmacy courses are based on textbook readings, lectures and practice exercises. Educators know from experience…
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Wikipedia for virtual teaching and learning in pharmacy education 

8 Jun 20213 Jun 2021
By:  Arcelio Benetoli, PhD, MSc, BPharm and Cherie Lucas, PhD, BPharm, GradCertEdStud (Higher Ed)  COVID19 has turned education worldwide upside down. It has changed the teaching practices for pharmacy education.…
Perspectives

Hands Off? Considerations for Virtual Compounding Education

6 May 20214 May 2021
By: Melvin Vazquez, PharmD Candidate and  Mary E. Fredrickson, PharmD, BCPS  Compounding is a unique and valuable skill of pharmacists, and colleges of pharmacy have been in search of ways to optimize compounding education. In 2009, the American Association of…
Perspectives

Choose Your Own Adventure! – Engaging Learners in Digital, Interactive Patient Stories

11 Mar 20217 Mar 2021
By: Morgan P. Stewart, Pharm D, BCACP Have you recently given a virtual lecture to an audience of blank screens or had learners admit to “Zoom fatigue”? Amidst the COVID-19…
Perspectives

Exams at Home: COVID-19 Required, Student Approved

24 Nov 202021 Nov 2020
By: Shelby Humpert, PharmD Candidate 2021; Ashley Castleberry, PharmD, MEd; Renee’ Acosta, RPh, MS The 2020 Spring semester will not be forgotten anytime soon. Most universities cancelled in-person classes in…
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…

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