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The road less traveled: Developing pharmacist clinician-scientists through divergent training pathways
Christy Forehand1,2, Susan Hamblin3, Aaron M Cook4
1Wellstar MCG Health, Augusta, GA.
Purpose:
Professional organizations have emphasized the growing need for pharmacists to possess advanced research skills; however, there is a scarcity of training programs aimed at nurturing clinician-scientists. This report outlines 3 critical care-focused research programs, each offering a unique approach to training clinician-scientists.
Summary:
Limited resources and formalized programs are available to bridge the gap between the demand for and availability of skilled clinician-scientists. Several programs have stepped forward to share their experiences in establishing and executing training initiatives aimed at cultivating skilled clinician-scientists in the critical care practice space.
Conclusion:
Enhancing the development of clinician-scientists for clinical and translational research is necessary in the critical care clinical pharmacy community.
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