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Summary

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Pharmacy leadership requires innovative approaches beyond traditional manuscripts to address evolving healthcare challenges. Sharing best practices is crucial for motivating teams and ensuring regulatory compliance in a dynamic environment.

Keywords:

Innovative Scholarly Dissemination Leadership Pharmacy Leadership Scholarly Works

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Area of Science:

Pharmacy Practice
Healthcare Leadership
Scholarly Communication

Background:

The healthcare landscape is rapidly evolving, necessitating innovative leadership strategies.
Traditional scholarly communication methods may not fully engage all audiences.
There is an increasing need to share best practices in pharmacy leadership.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore alternative dissemination methods for pharmacy leadership research.
To understand the current and future importance of leadership in pharmacy practice.
To encourage innovative scholarly work in pharmacy leadership.

Main Methods:

Investigated alternative scholarly output formats beyond traditional written manuscripts.
Surveyed pharmacy leaders across diverse practice settings.
Analyzed responses regarding the importance and challenges of leadership in pharmacy.

Main Results:

Pharmacy leaders universally emphasize motivation, role modeling, decision-making, and accountability.
Key challenges include managing a multigenerational workforce and integrating artificial intelligence.
Traditional manuscripts may not be the most effective format for all scholarly leadership content.

Conclusions:

Novel perspectives and creative applications are essential for modern pharmacy leadership.
Evidence-based solutions must be transferable to broad audiences.
The future of pharmacy leadership depends on embracing innovative scholarly contributions.