Comparing Medication Palatability and Flavoring Knowledge of Healthcare Professional Students
Author
Tran, David K.Pranski, Elaine L.
Chen, Emily (Chun-Wei)
Biggs, Brandon J.
Lardieri, Allison B.
Morgan, Jill A.
Date
2016-04-27Type
Poster/Presentation
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Objectives: Primary objective: • To compare medication taste and flavoring knowledge of different healthcare professional students (pharmacy, graduate nursing, medicine, and dental). Secondary objectives: • To determine the number of lecture hours dedicated to medication taste and flavoring in different curriculums. • To determine the confidence level of health professional students when recommending flavoring for children's medications. Hypothesis: Pharmacy students will have more knowledge than other professions about the taste of medications.Description
At head of title: University of Maryland School of Pharmacy.Keyword
medicationspalatability
flavoring knowledge
Drugs
Flavor
Pharmacy students
Nursing students
Medical students
Dental students
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