Curricular Innovations in OTC Courses

Curricular Innovations in OTC Courses

*Scolaro Kelly University of Florida College of Pharmacy Using Student Self- and Peer-Evaluations to Promote Professionalism in Third Year Pharmacotherapy Courses
Arce De Malav Lillian Nova Southeastern University Pharmacy Education in the 21st Century: Teaching Students How to Present Scientific Information
Buff Wayne University of South Carolina Use of Self-Care Reports in an Introductory Community Pharmacy Practice Experience
Casper Kristen The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy Assessing the Process of a Comprehensive Videotaping Exercise in a Nonprescription Medicines Course: A Six Year Review
Castillo Shana Creighton University—Dept. of Pharmacy Practice Based Nonprescription Product Intervention Lab Experience
*Garrelts Maclean Linda Washington State University Diabetes Screening of Native American School Children for Early Detection and Prevention
Heller Katherine Palm Beach Atlantic Using Report-Back Sessions and Video Review of Role-Play to Improve Pharmacist-Assisted Self-Care Counseling Skills
Karodeh Youness Howard University Teaching Insulin Delivery Systems and Glucose Monitors Within the Pharmaceutical Care Course
McDonald Karna Touro University—California Assessing Knowledge of and Clinical Skills with Nonprescription Medications Through Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs)
*Smith Jennifer Campbell University Implementation Of “Virtual Patient” into a Large Classroom Environment
Whetsel Tara R. West Virginia University School of Pharmacy Use of Cooperative Learning/Active Learning in a Nonprescription Drug Course
Wuller Cynthia A. St. Louis College of Pharmacy The Use of a Scavenger Hunt to Illustrate How to Read Food Labels to Make Healthy Food Choices
Bastianelli Karen University of Minnesota Virtual Patient OTC Project
*Flowers Schwanda University of Arkansas Utilizing Technology to Teach Administration Techniques in a Nonprescription Medications Advanced Clerkship
Mabins Melanie University of Kentucky From Concepts to Practice: Using the Patient Care Laboratory to Apply Nonprescription Pharmaceuticals and Supplies to Case-Based Learning
*Covington Tim Samford University—McWhorter School of Pharmacy National Curriculum Survey II: Status of Instruction in Nonprescription Drug Therapy
Engel Jan University of Illinois at Chicago NMA: Development of a White Paper Outlining Recommendations for Self-Care Instruction
*Finkel Richard Nova Southeastern University Robert. An "N" of 1
Marciniak Macary Albany College of Pharmacy Introducing Student Pharmacists to Media Training Concepts During an Immunizations and Emergency Preparedness Course
Masters Kelly P. Shenandoah University Evaluating the Utility of a Formulary Project in the Nonprescription Medicines Course
Nickel Ronald Medical University of South Carolina Stimulating Creativity: An Extra-Credit Self-Care Service Assignment
Orr Katherine K. University of Rhode Island Assessing Core Competencies Skills in a Pharmacy Practice Lab: Focus on Nonprescription Drugs
Spencer Beth P. Wingate University The Effects of Pre-Pharmacy and Early Practice Experience in Community Pharmacy on Student Performance in an Over-the-Counter Pharmacotherapy Course
Welch Adam C. Wilkes Univ. Nesbitt College of Pharmacy & Nursing Comparing Pharmacy Students' Knowledge of Alternative Medicine and Dietary Supplements Before and After a Required Class
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