Learning-by-Concordance to Enhance Clinical Reasoning Skills in Student Pharmacists

The LbC teaching methodology is an available tool to support clinical reasoning in uncertainty or complexity in the didactic setting that mimics real-world practice. Students perceived that LbC enhanced their knowledge, encouraged critical thinking, and facilitated collaboration.

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American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
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2026-03-07
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajpe.2026.101963
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Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
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Learning-by-Concordance to Enhance Clinical Reasoning Skills in Student Pharmacists

Lydia C. Newsom
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
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Learning-by-Concordance to Enhance Clinical Reasoning Skills in Student Pharmacists

Lydia C. Newsom
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Abstract

The LbC teaching methodology is an available tool to support clinical reasoning in uncertainty or complexity in the didactic setting that mimics real-world practice. Students perceived that LbC enhanced their knowledge, encouraged critical thinking, and facilitated collaboration.

American Journal of Pharmaceutical EducationVol. 90(4)
Mercer University (US), Mercer University Health Sciences Center (US)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 33%
Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
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