Attitudes of Doctor of Pharmacy Students Toward the Application of Social and Administrative Pharmacy in Clinical Practice.

Bootman, J. Lyle; Johnson, C. Anderson

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Attitudes of Doctor of Pharmacy Students Toward the Application of Social and Administrative Pharmacy in Clinical Practice

Bootman, J. Lyle; Johnson, C. Anderson

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 42, 1, 37-40, Feb 78

Comparisons for Minnesota's class of 1977 supported the hypothesis that clinical pharmacy students become more receptive to pharmacy administrations skills and services as they gain clinical experience, especially in consultation services. Comparisons with the class of 1976 failed to support the hypothesis, however. (LBH)

Descriptors: Attitude Change, Clinical Experience, Community Health Services, Consultation Programs, Doctoral Programs, Graduate Students, Higher Education, Pharmaceutical Education, Pharmacy, Student Attitudes, Student Teacher Supervisors

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