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  • Clinical Pharmacy Practice
  • Healthcare Management

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  • Hospital-based pharmacy internships are crucial for practical training.
  • Developing structured programs is essential for pharmacy student development.
  • Comprehensive cancer centers offer unique training environments.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To establish a hospital-based pharmacy internship program in Jordan's cancer center.
  • To evaluate the program's outcomes over a decade.
  • To assess student satisfaction and skill development.

Main Methods:

  • A two-year internship program was developed at King Hussein Cancer Center.
  • Training included operational and clinical settings, assignments, and weekly meetings.
  • Interns provided feedback on program content and structure.

Main Results:

  • The program expanded from 3 to 6 interns annually, training 51 students in 10 years.
  • Graduates reported improved academic performance and satisfaction with acquired skills.
  • Time management was identified as a key challenge for interns.

Conclusions:

  • A hospital-based pharmacy internship program is feasible and sustainable.
  • The program successfully enhances interns' academic, clinical, and professional skills.
  • The program demonstrates positive outcomes despite challenging conditions.