Impact of an Extracurricular OSCE on Student Pharmacists’ Self-Reported Confidence and Competency in PPCP Use

Participation in a peer-led MOSCE increased self-reported confidence but was not associated with improved competence as measured by graded PPCP case performance, reinforcing that confidence should not be used as a surrogate for competence.

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American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
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2026-02-25
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajpe.2026.101957
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Impact of an Extracurricular OSCE on Student Pharmacists’ Self-Reported Confidence and Competency in PPCP Use

Eleonso Cristobal, Nora Garabedian, Lisa M. Whittington
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
Innovations in Medical Education
article

Impact of an Extracurricular OSCE on Student Pharmacists’ Self-Reported Confidence and Competency in PPCP Use

Eleonso Cristobal, Nora Garabedian, Lisa M. Whittington
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Abstract

Participation in a peer-led MOSCE increased self-reported confidence but was not associated with improved competence as measured by graded PPCP case performance, reinforcing that confidence should not be used as a surrogate for competence.

American Journal of Pharmaceutical EducationVol. 90(4)
University of Southern California (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 47%
Innovations in Medical Education
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