The Impact of GPA, Multiple Clinical Rotations, and the Sequence of the Clinical Rotation on Graduates' of College of Pharmacy Performance on the NAPL

Review article The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of GPA, multiple clinical rotations, and order of clinical rotation on pharmacy graduates in the North American Pharmacy License Exam (NAPLEX exam). Clinical rotation is defined as the experiences of staff who require pharmacists-patient contacts and patient monitoring, not simply based on order entry or drug dispensing. Clinical experience in line with clinical rotation requirements includes specialized disciplines such as internal medicine, outpatient clinic, cardiology, infectious diseases, intensive care unit.

Educational Curriculum and Pharmacy Practice Experience Rotation Program contains all the compulsory subjects and elective courses that students complete in pharmacy courses. In order for a student to graduate from a pharmacy school, it is necessary to meet the requirements of both the education curriculum and the pharmacy practice experience rotation curriculum. If the student is in danger or does not meet the academic performance requirements, including the lower grade you receive in the academic performance framework, the student will receive an e - mail with the following details. (2) the result of violating the standards, and (3) the right of appeal available to the students. It has the following effects.

Review article The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of GPA, multiple clinical rotations, and order of clinical rotation on pharmacy graduates in the North American Pharmacy License Exam (NAPLEX exam). Clinical rotation is defined as the experiences of staff who require pharmacists-patient contacts and patient monitoring, not simply based on order entry or drug dispensing. Clinical experience in line with clinical rotation requirements includes specialized disciplines such as internal medicine, outpatient clinic, cardiology, infectious diseases, intensive care unit.