SPEECing of Scholarship: How Working as an Experiential Consortium Maximizes Scholarly Productivity

Misha T. Watts, Lindsey H. Welch, Mindi S. Miller,Jeff A. Kyle,James W. Fetterman,Lena McDowell

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education(2023)

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The Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education Standards 2016 encourages colleges/schools of pharmacy to require and promote scholarship. Despite being an expectation, scholarship can be challenging to prioritize while maintaining teaching, outreach, and service responsibilities. Collaborative research can help off-set the challenges and lead to greater productivity. Additionally, multi-institutional work is generally well-received at the peer review level. The aim is to quantify the scholarly output of an experiential education (EE) consortium.
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scholarship,speecing,productivity
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