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Table. 1.

Table. 1.

Essential competencies required for Pharmacy students and corresponding stations

Station topics•Each topic in stations assessed all 5 essential communication skill competenciesa
Essential competenciesb assessed Station 1c Station 2c Station 3c
•Introduction of role and name of self then check full patient's identity Blood pressure assessment (Station1_1)
•Fungal infection and therapeutic recommendation (Station1_2)
•Doxycycline evidence-based counseling for drug-drug interaction (Station1_3)
•Diabetes drug management (Station1_4)
DVT management (Staton2_1)
•Urinary tract infection and therapeutic recommendation (Station2_2)
•Tramadol dosing and drug-drug interaction (Station2_3)
•Hyperphosphatemia drug management in Chronic kidney disease (Station2_4)
Rapid acting Insulin syringe/pen dose, injection skill, pen and insulin storage, disposal of sharp needle
•Long acting Insulin syringe/ pen dose, injection skill, pen and insulin storage, disposal of sharp needle
•Premixed
•Insulin pen dose, injection skill, pen and insulin storage, disposal of sharp needle
•Provide correct and timely response to request for drug information completely with engaging eye contact and using non-verbal facilitation
•Communicate regimen effectively with patient using clear language and clarify questions requested from patient
•Assess patient's information and identifying errors and resolving medication-related problems
•Evaluate patient's regimen and provide effective regimens and counseling to patients

aEssential competencies are goal of pharmacy education in standard 2016 by ACEP.

bEssential competencies assessed in the OSCE are five

cEach Station1 and Station 2 contain four topics and Station 3 contains three topics.

Korean J Clin Pharm 2021;31:285-92 https://doi.org/10.24304/kjcp.2021.31.4.285
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