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For most pharmacy students, those last semesters of school are essential. This is when more of the clinical rotations take place, and when future pharmacists are able to hone their patient communication skills.
But like many others completing their higher education, those plans to get some experiential learning fell through at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctoral students at the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy who were slated to work in community pharmacy settings quickly found themselves without a way to get some practical experience.
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