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Comparison of Student Pharmacists’ Knowledge Retention Utilizing Electronic Health Records Versus Simultaneously Completing Simulated Experiences

Riley Bowers, Scott Perkins, Katie Trotta, Beth Mills and Emily Ghassemi
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education November 2022, 86 (8) ajpe8857; DOI: https://doi.org/10.5688/ajpe8857
Riley Bowers
Campbell University, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, Buies Creek, North Carolina
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Beth Mills
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Emily Ghassemi
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    Diagram of a study comparing student pharmacists’ knowledge retention utilizing electronic health records vs simultaneously completing simulated experiences.

    Figure Legend: Day 2 – Following the activity briefing, student pharmacists from each year reviewed a patient case in the simulated EHR related to endocrine pharmacotherapy. Spring 2018 – P1 PharmD students reviewed the EHR case only and submitted answers to the case assignment for grading. Spring 2019 – P1 PharmD students reviewed the EHR case for 30 and interacted with a standardized patient, then submitted answers to the case assignment. Spring 2021 – P1 PharmD students were paired with first-year PA students to complete the same activities as 2019. Only PharmD students were required to submit the case questions for grading. Following each activity, a 1-month knowledge retention assessment was distributed to the PharmD students along with perception surveys regarding the activity.Abbreviations: P1 PharmD=first-year Doctor of Pharmacy; EHR=electronic health record; OSCE=objective structured clinical examination; PA=physician assistant; SP=standardized patients; IPE=interprofessional education.

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Riley Bowers, Scott Perkins, Katie Trotta, Beth Mills, Emily Ghassemi
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education Nov 2022, 86 (8) ajpe8857; DOI: 10.5688/ajpe8857

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