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January 25, 2022

Leading the Future - an Exploration of the Intern Perceptions of the Pharmacy Competency Standard ‘Leadership and Management’

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RJRichard JaneJPJack PapworthAWAndrew Walker

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Overview

Qualitative research reveals pharmacy interns' views on leadership skills, highlighting competency standards and experiential learning.

Key Points

  • Interns report a need for practical leadership skill development rather than theoretical approaches, and some lack confidence in their abilities.
  • Participants articulated desirable traits of effective leaders while expressing gaps in their knowledge of the competency standards framework.
  • Thematic analysis of six interviews resulted in three key themes related to leadership skills in pharmacy practice.
  • Understanding perceptions of leadership among interns may guide efforts to improve competency and job satisfaction in pharmacy.

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Jane et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af66dfad7bf08b1eae60c0https://doi.org/10.55136/apsj117
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