Vanishree Rajagopalan

Gamifying Pharmacology Review Through Escape Rooms Enhances Knowledge Retention, Application, and Test Performance in Pharmacy Students: A Multi-Institutional Study (Abstract ID: 226273)

Shankar Munusamy, Shantanu Rao, Vanishree Rajagopalan

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Leveraging Case-Based Learning Exercises in Pharmacology Courses to Promote AI Readiness Among Student Pharmacists

Shankar Munusamy, Shantanu Rao, Vanishree Rajagopalan

OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to improve student pharmacists' confidence and metacognitive awareness in using artificial intelligence (AI) tools through case-based learning in pharmacology. Generative AI tools were integrated into pharmacology coursework to foster AI readiness, guiding students to triangulate AI-derived information with …

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AI Readiness: Leveraging Case-Based Learning Exercises to Enhance AI Competency in Pharmacy Students

Shankar Munusamy, Shantanu Rao, Vanishree Rajagopalan

Objective: This multi-institutional study aimed to build artificial intelligence (AI) competency in pharmacy students through case-based learning in pharmacology coursework. To foster AI readiness, we integrated generative AI tools into pharmacology coursework, guiding students to triangulate AI-derived information with evidence-based drug information …

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Integrating Wellness, Attitudes, Resilience and Mindfulness (W.A.R.M.) into Co-Curriculum Training for Pharmacy Students

Vanishree Rajagopalan, Catherine J. Cone

Objective: There is growing evidence to suggest increasing levels of stress and burnout among pharmacy students while navigating the rigors of the pharmacy curriculum. The Wellness, Attitudes, Resilience, and Mindfulness (W.A.R.M.) initiative at Touro University California College of Pharmacy aims to enhance …

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Using Case-Based Pharmacology Assignments to Promote Artificial Intelligence Competencies Among Pharmacy Students: A Multi-Institutional Study (Abstract ID: 160484)

Shankar Munusamy, Shantanu Rao, Vanishree Rajagopalan

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The Role of Consumerism in Pharmacy Education

Riley D. Bowers, Riley Bowers, Kayla R. Stover, Dana A. Strachan et autres

The notion of consumerism and that students are customers of pharmacy colleges was explored by proponents and opponents of the idea. First, a working definition of a "customer" in pharmacy education is pondered with respect to the roles and responsibilities of students …

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Quantifying Morphology of a Differentiating Neuroblastoma Cell Line

Jillian Fang, Whitney N. Kuwamoto, Geanna Miranda, Vanishree Rajagopalan et autres

SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma cells are a subclone cell line of SK-N-SH cells derived from neural crest that were originally taken from human bone marrow during a biopsy. Research has shown that these cells can be cultured in vitro to differentiate into mature, neuronal …

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ALFP Cohort 19 Debate and AACP Award Poster Abstracts Presented at the 124th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, July 22-25, 2023

Riley D. Bowers, Amy Diepenbrock, Krystal L. Edwards, Jerry H. Hodge et autres

Objective Describe the pros and cons of considering students as customers of schools of pharmacy. Methods The Academic Leadership Fellows Program (ALFP) contributes to the development of leaders in the academy. ALFP Fellows participate in a debate on current topics in academic …

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Development of professional behaviour with an additional experiential year in pharmacy curriculum: students’ and preceptors’ perspectives

Jennifer Van, Hafasa Mojaddidi, Catherine Nang, Mauricio Ortega et autres

Objectives: The aim of this study was to examine whether an additional year of experiential training fosters the development of professional behaviours in pharmacy students. Surveyed cohorts included experiential year one (EY1) and two (EY2) students, compared to their clinical preceptors. Methods: …

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Screening and Evaluation of Natural Product Derivative Library for Anticancer Activity in Human Prostate Cancer Cells

Michael P. Kim, Young Xiong, Shengquan Liu, Shankar J. Chinta et autres

Natural products have been a source for almost all major FDA approved drug categories. Presently, almost 50% of all small molecule agents in clinical use are either directly or indirectly derived from natural products. Screening of natural products and their derivatives has …

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Comparing perceptions of professionalism by pharmacy students, faculty, and staff during didactic education

Fatima Ester Hernandez, Tatiana Ouabo, Jacob Long, Danielle Fox et autres

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Life of a Pill: An Introductory Active Learning Exercise for First Year PharmD Students

Vanishree Rajagopalan, H. Michael Ellerby

What happens to a pill when it is swallowed? How does the body react to the foreign drug molecules inside the pill? What is the fate of the drug molecules? These are questions that beginning pharmacy students typically have, but in the …

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