Scoping Pharmacy Students' Learning Outcomes: Where Do We Stand?

Pharmacy : Journal of Pharmacy, Education and Practice
Carla Pires, Afonso Cavaco

Abstract

Background: The professional abilities of graduate pharmacists have been associated with pharmacy undergraduates' educational settings and features. This study aimed to perform a scoping review on how students' learning outcomes are achieved, including learning assessment strategies, focusing on current pharmacy practice education. Methods: Relevant keywords, e.g., "pharmacy practice", "(students or undergraduates)" and "outcomes" were browsed in Public/Publisher MEDLINE, Scientific Electronic Library Online, Directory of Open Access Journals, and other relevant databases for recently published sources (2018 and 2017). Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses criteria were followed to assure the scoping quality. All types of students' learning outcomes were addressed for indexed publications in English, Portuguese or Spanish. Reviews, descriptive studies and commentaries were excluded. Study data are presented in tables comprising objectives, methods, number of participants and main research findings. Results: Overall, 100 studies were identified and 22 were selected. The selected studies were distributed into seven main topics: real practices (n = 9); active-learning strategies (n = 5); comparisons be...Continue Reading

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