ArticleAmerican journal of pharmaceutical education2008
Pharmacoeconomic education in US colleges and schools of pharmacy: an update.
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Abstract
objectivesTo determine the extent of pharmacoeconomics education at US pharmacy colleges and schools in 2007.
methodsAn e-mail survey was developed and sent to pharmacoeconomics instructors at all US colleges of pharmacy.
resultsOf the 90 colleges and schools of pharmacy that completed the survey, 7 colleges and schools did not currently have someone teaching pharmacoeconomics (eg, new school or looking for instructor). For the 83 colleges and schools that had an instructor who taught pharmacoeconomics, 69 covered pharmacoeconomic-related topics in a required course only; 5, in an elective course only; and 9, in both a required and elective course. The number of hours of pharmacoeconomic-related topics presented in required courses ranged from 1 to 48 hours (mean = 21 +/- 14; median = 19).
conclusionsPharmacoeconomics education courses are offered at the majority of US colleges and schools of pharmacy. There was a wide range of hours devoted to pharmacoeconomic-related topics and the topics covered in these colleges and schools varied. Although the majority of US colleges and schools of pharmacy offer pharmacoeconomics courses, official guidelines are needed for the specific aspects and topics that should be covered in the classroom.
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