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| 145 | Introductory Experiential Education: A Means for Introducing Concepts of Healthcare Improvement Marilyn K. Speedie, PhD | 146 | Encouraging Pharmacy Students to Become Agents of Change in Health Care Patricia A. Chase, PhD | 147 | Administrative Retreats: A New Twist to Avoid ‘‘Administrative Isolation’’ David D. Allen, PhD, and Larry D. Calhoun, PharmD | | 135 | Backward Course Design: Making the End the Beginning Kimberly K. Daugherty, PharmD | | 124 | The Case for Cultural Competence in Health Professions Education Fadia T. Shaya, PhD, MPH, and Confidence M. Gbarayor, MPH | | 128 | The Predictive Utility of Nontraditional Test Scores for First-Year Pharmacy Student Academic Performance William B. Lobb, MS, Noel E. Wilkin, PhD, David J. McCaffrey III, PhD, Marvin C. Wilson, PhD, and John P. Bentley, PhD | 129 | Attitudes Towards Complementary and Alternative Medicine Among Pharmacy Faculty and Students Ila M. Harris, PharmD, Richard L. Kingston, PharmD, Raquel Rodriguez, PhD, and Veena Choudary, MS | 130 | Geriatric Content in Pharmacotherapy and Therapeutics Textbooks Jane R. Mort, PharmD, Jeffrey C. Delafuente, MS, and Peggy Soule Odegard, PharmD | 131 | ‘‘Testwiseness’’Among International Pharmacy Graduates and Canadian Senior Pharmacy Students Anisah Mahamed, BSc, Paul A.M. Gregory, MLS, and Zubin Austin, PhD | 132 | Retention of Compounding Skills Among Pharmacy Students John G. Eley, PhD, and Christine Birnie, PhD | | 125 | A Required Course in Human Genomics, Pharmacogenomics, and Bioinformatics Daniel A. Brazeau, PhD, and Gayle A. Brazeau, PhD | 126 | Student Perceptions of Online Lectures and WebCT in an Introductory Drug Information Course Maisha Kelly Freeman, PharmD, Robert H. Schrimsher, EdD, and Michael G. Kendrach, PharmD | 127 | Weekly Rotation of Facilitators to Improve Assessment of Group Participation in a Problem-based Learning Curriculum Shirley Hogan, PharmD, and Kim G. Adcock, PharmD | 133 | Development and Implementation of a Scoring Rubric for Aseptic Technique Michael C. Brown, PharmD, Jeannine Conway, PharmD, and Todd D. Sorensen, PharmD | 134 | Instrumentation for Comparing Student and Faculty Perceptions of Competency-based Assessment Katherine A. Kelley, PhD, and Ada Demb, EdD | | 148 | Book Reviews, Vol 70, Issue 6 Julie J. Wilkinson, PharmD, Pamela J. Sims, PharmD, PhD, Kristi W. Kelley, PharmD, Kevin A. Clauson, PharmD | 149 | Books Received Vol 70, Iss 6 | | 136 | NPDS Nonprescription Medication Therapy and Self Care Instruction Nicholas G. Popovich, PhD | 137 | Nonprescription Drug Therapy: Issues and Opportunities Tim R. Covington, PharmD, MS | 138 | Nonprescription Medicines and the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination Matthew A. Lee, PharmD | 139 | Status and Recommendations for Self-Care Instruction in US Colleges and Schools of Pharmacy, 2006 Zierler-Brown, VanAmburgh, Casper, Krypel, Salcido, Padron, Pray, Wall, Sobotka, and Engle | 140 | Constructing a Self-care Curriculum Linda L. Krypel, PharmD | 141 | Ethical, Scientific, and Educational Concerns With Unproven Medications W. Steven Pray, PhD | 142 | Teaching Self-care as a Junior Faculty Member: Perspectives and Lessons Learned Maria Marzella Sulli, PharmD, and Tara Whetsel, PharmD | 143 | Engaging Students in Self-care Activities During an Advanced Community Pharmacy Practice Experience Lauren B. Angelo, PharmD, MBA | 144 | Integrating an Elective Self-Care Experience With a Required Advanced Pharmacy Practice Community Experience Jan K. Hastings, PharmD, Schwanda K. Flowers, PharmD, and Daniel C. Spadaro, PharmD | |
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