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Using a Preceptor Development Series in Writing and Publication to Improve Residency Research Manuscripts.
Daniel Longyhore1, Eric A Wright2, Sarah Krahe Dombrowski1
1Enterprise Pharmacy, Geisinger.
Innovations in Pharmacy
|August 21, 2024
Summary
A pharmacy preceptor development series improved resident research manuscript quality and readiness for publication. This training equips preceptors to mentor higher-quality scholarly work, boosting publication rates.
Area of Science:
- Pharmacy education and research
- Scholarly writing and publication
Background:
- Low rates of pharmacy residency research projects reach peer review and publication.
- The impact of preceptor development on publication success is not well understood.
Observation:
- A six-week preceptor development series focused on writing and publication was implemented.
- Three pharmacy preceptors participated, integrating the training into resident mentorship.
- Manuscript quality was evaluated using a standardized tool for participants and non-participants.
Findings:
- Manuscripts from preceptors who attended the development series scored higher (5.8 vs. 5.4 out of 10) than those from non-participants.
- Papers from preceptor participants achieved satisfactory scores on evaluation items more frequently (85.3% vs. 74.7%).
Implications:
- Preceptor development programs can enhance resident research manuscript quality.
- Implementing such series may increase the rate of pharmacy residency research publication.
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