… academics; and second, this approach is deemed justified given the aim of this research
being to explore the state of the art of EE in pharmacy schools and its relevance to pharmacy …

… underrepresentation of schools with these characteristics. Representatives of 29 schools were
… of the participating schools were compared to those of all US pharmacy schools (Table 1). …

… Experiential education constitutes about one fourth of the typical pharmacy school’s
curriculum. Although many in pharmacy believe that this component of education is working well, …

… Experiential learning is a fundamental element in pharmacy … , yet the five schools provide
experiential learning at different … the Lebanese pharmacy curricular philosophy, experiential …

… pharmacy school's experiential learning curriculum. Students are required to complete 400
experiential learning … off-campus community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, ambulatory care, …

… as one of the barriers to the education of future pharmacists. [34] In the discussion paper by
the GPhC, the Pharmacy Schools Council also noted that there were issues of quality related …

… Experiential learning (EL) has long been adopted by pharmacy schools worldwide and
finds its roots in Kolb's experiential learning theory, which is typically represented in a four-stage …

… An unexpected finding of the present research was the general feeling of the students that
experiential learning in the community pharmacy setting did not prepare them for the hospital-…

… educational intervention was developed by practicing mental health pharmacists and the
school of pharmacy in collaboration with members of the multidisciplinary team at the …

… Pharmacy schools can work on collaborating further with each other and with other health
disciplines in developing more global curricular options and experiences. To enable global …