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Kimberly A Nguyen1, Sara R Hart, Kathryn N Pidcock

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A new pharmacy observership program offers early exposure to hospital practice for students. The program provides valuable insights but faces limitations such as funding and resources.

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Area of Science:

  • Pharmacy education
  • Hospital pharmacy practice
  • Experiential learning

Background:

  • Formal pharmacy internships are crucial for student development.
  • Exposure to diverse pharmacy roles enhances career understanding.
  • The Methodist Hospital sought to provide broader pharmacy practice insights.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the development and implementation of a pharmacy observership program.
  • To introduce first- and second-year pharmacy students to various hospital pharmacy areas.
  • To evaluate the program's initial success and identify challenges.

Main Methods:

  • A formalized, institution-based pharmacy observership program was created.
  • The two-month program included research project participation and staff observation.
  • Feedback was collected from student observers and preceptors.

Main Results:

  • Four students successfully completed the observership program.
  • All observers found the program a valuable introduction to hospital pharmacy.
  • Identified limitations included lack of funding for expenses, pagers, and stipends.

Conclusions:

  • The observership program successfully provided exposure to hospital pharmacy practice.
  • The program offers a valuable alternative or supplement to formal internships.
  • Addressing limitations is key for future program enhancement and sustainability.