Entrusting Pharmacy Trainees: Exploring Expectations of Entrustment Across the Pharmacy Intern Year in Australia

There is a lack of consensus among registered pharmacists regarding the level of supervision expected of intern pharmacists at defined time points in training. Entrustment decisions by registered pharmacists may vary depending on the practice setting. Intern pharmacists' self-perceived entrustment of their performance was higher than that of registered pharmacists, highlighting the need for further research to explore the existing gap between supervisor and trainee perceptions of supervision requirements.