Background MyDispense is a free online virtual simulation software developed by Monash
University. The software facilitates students to practise, apply and hone the skills of a …

Computer-based simulations may represent an innovative, flexible, and cost-efficient
training approach that has been underutilised in pharmacy practice education. This may …

Background: Acute respiratory syndrome related coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has led to
substantial changes in pharmacy curricula, including the ability to provide in-person …

A core competency of Australian Pharmacy graduates is to prepare and compound
extemporaneous formulations. Students in our pharmacy course would traditionally …

Objective. First-year pharmacy students at two institutions were required to complete a
virtual over-the-counter (OTC) simulation during their community pharmacy practice skills …

Introduction The use of simulation is recognized as an effective means to teach skills
necessary for pharmacy practice. It is essential these educational activities are evaluated …

Background and purpose The novel severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2
restricted student involvement in direct patient care. Virtual learning is an effective education …

Background Simulation use is rapidly expanding, with technologies like virtual patients
(VPs) and computer-based simulation (CBS) allowing for educators to equip pharmacy …

Objective. Pharmacy programs are increasingly using virtual simulation to provide a safe
and realistic environment for students to practice critical patient care skills. The aim of this …

Computer-based simulation (CBS) is an interactive pedagogical training method that has
seen increased interest, especially in recent years. There is some evidence that CBS in …