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CLINICAL PHARMACIST: THE PRECEPTOR

Dissertation
Submitted to The Faculty of Pharmacy
Alexandria University
In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree
DOCTOR OF PHARMACY (PHARM- D)

By
Rawdaa Ibrahim Ibrahim Mohamed
B.Sc. Pharmaceutical sciences, 2002
Hospital, and Clinical Pharmacy Diploma, 2012
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist, 2013

Supervisor

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
First of all, and after all I praise ALLAH; the most merciful, most gracious.
A debt of gratitude goes to the all the supervisors of Doctor of Pharmacy degree for giving me this challenging opportunity to finish this piece of work at this specific time.
Special thanks for professor doctor; Nawal Khalafallah for her endless, unconditioned giving.
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as mentioned earlier, student pharmacists need to be prepared for a future of clinical and team based practice. b. Many pharmacists engaged in pharmacy education may not have received much formal education or training in teaching and precepting.
And to make this happen actions should be taken in order to:
1. Increase the quantity of exemplary experiential learning sites.
2. Recruit and train qualified experiential faculty and preceptors.
3. Elevate the quality of care delivered at experiential learning sites.
4. Streamline processes for preceptor recruitment, training, assessment, communication, and feedback.
5. Ensure that experiential learning in pharmacy inculcates skills, values, and attributes related to the five core competencies that all health professionals should possess (i.e., provide patient-centered care, work in interdisciplinary teams, employ evidence-based practice, apply quality improvement and utilize

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