Assessing Confidence and Competence of Student Pharmacists in a Virtual Medication Adherence Training Program
Authors:
- Mekaliah CreeseMCMekaliah Creese
- Genevieve HaleGHGenevieve Hale
- Andrea BushABAndrea Bush
- Dana J. HolgerDHDana J. Holger
- Stacey MaraventSMStacey Maravent
- Jennifer G. SteinbergJSJennifer G. Steinberg
- Miriam MetznerMMMiriam Metzner
- Devada Singh-FrancoDSDevada Singh-Franco
- Jaime Weiner RiskinJRJaime Weiner Riskin
- 4 April 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
- Vol. 88 (5) , 100699
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