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    The Use of Cognitive Psychology Principles to Enhance Application and Long-Term Retention of Clinical Knowledge in a Non-Credit Course (poster 15)

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    2019-10-25
    Author
    Begley, Kimberley
    Fuji, Kevin
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    BACKGROUND

    Pharmacotherapy courses require students to obtain content knowledge and then apply that knowledge to increasingly complex patients.

    To help students better connect attainment of knowledge to practical clinical application, an extracurricular, noncredit course was developed using cognitive psychology learning principles to promote learning and retention.
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