Pharmacist Peer‐Led Teaching Enhances Medical Undergraduate Prescribing: A Mixed‐Methods Study

This novel pharmacist-led, peer-teaching model improved prescribing skills, confidence and interprofessional awareness. Now adopted locally and nationally, it offers a transferable, low-cost framework for embedding peer-led simulation into prescribing education.

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The Clinical Teacher
Published
2025-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1111/tct.70192
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2
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Pharmacist Peer‐Led Teaching Enhances Medical Undergraduate Prescribing: A Mixed‐Methods Study

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Pharmacist Peer‐Led Teaching Enhances Medical Undergraduate Prescribing: A Mixed‐Methods Study

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This novel pharmacist-led, peer-teaching model improved prescribing skills, confidence and interprofessional awareness. Now adopted locally and nationally, it offers a transferable, low-cost framework for embedding peer-led simulation into prescribing education.

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