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• W1594310377 abstract "Ihave a dream — that some day clinical training for pharmacy undergraduate students will parallel that of medical students. In my own undergraduate years, I never saw a patient — or another health care professional, for that matter. Fortunately, pharmacy undergraduate training has progressed since then, but the process has been long and slow, beginning with visits to clinical sites and observation of pharmacists in their roles, an experience in which no responsibilities were delegated to the student. Now, each student completes clinical clerkships of several weeks to months, during which they are integrated into the management teams caring for patients in hospitals, clinics, and community pharmacies. Unfortunately, however, such opportunities are generally offered at the very end of undergraduate training. As such, the student goes directly from primarily a setting of large classes and few expectations (except for the occasional problem-based learning discussion), to a setting of patient assignments and interactions, as well as small-group discussions within the health care team, with expectations of acquiring and discussing new knowledge, and applying it to assigned patients under close supervision. No wonder these pharmacy students appear to have, and sometimes admit to, an insufficient degree of confidence in providing any level of pharmaceutical care. Yet these students are only weeks to months away from graduating and becoming licensed pharmacists. My 30 years of participating in clinical education for pharmacy and medical trainees has given me a unique view of how our respective professional faculties teach and, more important, train their prospective graduates. Medical training introduces students to the responsibility of taking care of patients in the first undergraduate year. This experiential approach progresses, such that thirdand fourth-year medical students spend all of their time in the clinical setting, primarily in teaching hospitals and academic family practice units, accepting increasing responsibility and acquiring practical clinical knowledge. This undergraduate education culminates in, at a minimum, a 2-year postgraduate residency for family practitioners and several additional years for general internists and specialists. The General Medical Council of Great Britain has recently recommended increased and earlier patient contact for medical students in that country. 1" @default.
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• W1594310377 title "Graduating a More Confident Pharmacist: Applying the Medical Model of Training" @default.
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