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JOURNAL OF PHARMACY PRACTICE AND RESEARCH
卷 52, 期 3, 页码 180-195出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/jppr.1804
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The article describes the evidence for the effectiveness of a post-graduate experiential learning program, such as a foundational pharmacy residency, in supporting early-career pharmacists' competency development in education, leadership, and innovation. The study found that residency programs have successfully fostered these skills through various activities and courses, although the extent of success varies.
Aim: The aim of this narrative literature review was to describe the existing evidence for a post-graduate experiential learning program, such as a foundational pharmacy residency, to support the competency development for early-career pharmacists in conducting education, leadership and supporting innovation. Methods: We identified publications that addressed research in skills development within foundational pharmacy residency programs. Articles were identified using the databases Scopus and Embase. Results: It was found that foundational residency programs have supported competency development in delivering education, leadership and management, and support of innovation and quality improvement. Residency programs have fostered these skills development through the use of courses, assessments and activities, but to varying degrees. Many of these skills are attained as a benefit of inclusion and mentorship in non-clinical tasks. Conclusion: Residency programs can serve as a strong platform for the development of non-clinical skills in education, leadership and innovation. A mix of activities and course-specific skills building courses have demonstrated levels of success in developing skills in education, leadership and innovation when implemented.
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