This program provides strong evidence that practical, hands-on learning with hospital pharmacists helps improve pharmacy students' professional skills and optimize pharmaceutical therapies in interprofessional care. By teaching pharmacists to effectively propose prescription changes, the program equips them to become integral members of interprofessional care, ultimately leading to optimized pharmaceutical care for patients.
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