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Area of Science:

  • Pharmacy Education
  • Experiential Learning

Background:

  • Pharmacy students require extensive experiential education under licensed pharmacist preceptors.
  • Many experienced pharmacists hesitate to become preceptors due to unaddressed fears.
  • Precepting is crucial for preparing students for their pharmacy careers.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To encourage experienced pharmacists to become preceptors.
  • To highlight the benefits of precepting for both pharmacists and students.
  • To address common fears associated with pharmacist precepting.

Main Methods:

  • Addressing common fears and concerns of potential preceptors.
  • Educating pharmacists on available resources for precepting.
  • Framing precepting as a reciprocal learning opportunity.

Main Results:

  • Pharmacists can overcome reluctance by understanding and mitigating precepting challenges.
  • Precepting offers a chance for pharmacists to learn about practice innovations and new drugs.
  • Trained pharmacy students can assist with routine practice tasks, benefiting the preceptor.

Conclusions:

  • Addressing pharmacist fears and providing resources can increase preceptor engagement.
  • Pharmacist precepting provides a valuable, dual-benefit learning environment.
  • Encouraging precepting strengthens pharmacy education and practice.