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Student agreement regarding adequacy of didactic content and practical experiences of vaccination clinic business
David L George1, Eric J Johnson2, Katherine S O'Neal3
1Department of Pharmacy: Clinical and Administrative Sciences, Oklahoma City, OK, United States.
Background And Purpose:
To report student perceived adequacy regarding didactic content and practical experiences of vaccination clinic business operations.
Educational Activity And Setting:
Didactic content, a case study, and practical experiences regarding vaccination clinic business operations were implemented in related lectures of a Pharmacy Business and Entrepreneurship (PBE) elective and the college of pharmacy sponsored vaccination clinics. An online survey was used to evaluate student perceived adequacy of didactic content and practical experiences of vaccination clinic business operations.
Findings:
Mean scaled agreement was compared between students in the PBE elective versus those not in the elective. Student confidence in performing business operations was also assessed. Students in the PBE had higher mean confidence than non-elective students regarding staff management (3.23 vs. 2.73, p = 0.04).
Summary:
Success of the interventions may be attributed to students in the PBE elective that reported a higher mean perceived adequacy of content and practical experiences and confidence in performing nearly all business operations. Still, further evaluation of interventions is being considered to assess effectiveness of learning.
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