Maryland's Nontraditional Pathway to the Doctor of Pharmacy Degree: Development and Improvement

The University of Maryland School of Pharmacy has developed a nontraditional doctor of pharmacy degree that requires students to meet the same terminal-performance objectives as the standard four-year PharmD degree. The program's design and evaluation are discussed, and suggestions are offered...

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Veröffentlicht in:American journal of pharmaceutical education 1999, Vol.63 (2), p.139-144
Hauptverfasser: McPherson, Mary Lynn, Kerr, Robert A., Fedder, Donald O., Hollenbeck, R. Gary, Knapp, David A.
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Behavioral Objectives
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Core curriculum
Degree Requirements
Didacticism
Doctoral Programs
Drug stores
Drug therapy
Educational Objectives
Experiential learning
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Pharmacists
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